Domestic currency financing is more desirable to foreign currency financing when:
A) CIP is violated such that the forward spread is larger than the interest differential.
B) CIP is violated such that the forward spread is smaller than the interest differential.
C) UIP is violated such that the expected change in the spot rate is smaller than the interest differential.
D) CIP holds but UIP is violated in either direction.
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