Abstract
This paper introduces a model of the difference between home and foreign country interest rates based on the arbitrage-free pricing theory, called the “Arbitrage-free relative Nelson–Siegel model” (AFRNS). This model implies that the relative volatility effect of the model appreciates future exchange rate changes. The effect increases as the future period lengthens.
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