Abstract
In this paper exchange risk is defined as the unanticipated part of the future changes in the exchange rates of a given currency. The unanticipated component in the fluctuations of a given currency is identified on the basis of a dynamic equilibrium process which determines the anticipated changes in the future exchange rates. Following the basic definition, a hypothetical process of dynamic adjustment and an empirical illustration of a possible estimation are discussed.
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