If interest rates in the European Union decrease
A. the demand for euros will fall in the foreign exchange market.
B. the demand for U.S. dollars will fall in the foreign exchange market.
C. nothing will change in the foreign exchange market.
D. the supply of U.S. dollars will fall in the foreign exchange market.
Answer: A
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