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The sensitivity test shows that the impact of variations on the interest rates applied to the cash surpluses at December
31 would, in any event, not be significant and would exclusively affect the amount of financial income.
Reference
rate (%)
Cash
surpluses
Annual
interest
100 bp
Annual
interest
-10 bp
Annual
interest
31-12-12
0.109%
73,716
80
1.109
818
0.009
7
31-12-11
1.024%
26,449
271
2.024
535
0.924
191
22.4.6. Sensitivity analysis and estimates of the impact of changes in exchange rates on the
separate income statement.
The financial instruments exposed to euros/$ exchange-rate risk, mainly consisting of future currency-purchase
agreements, have undergone a sensitivity test at the statement of financial position date.
The exposed statement of financial position value of these financial instruments was corrected by applying a symmetrical
percentage change, equal to the 1-year implicit volatility of the currency in question published by Reuters (2012: 9.1675%
and 2011: 15.40%), to the year-end exchange rate.
The sensitivity test shows that the variations on the year-end exchange rate would have had an impact on the Separate
income statement account that, in any event, is not significant.
Analysis of accounts payables to suppliers in foreign currency:
12/31/12
12/31/11
$
Exc. Rate
Differences
$
Exc. Rate
Differences
34,050
1.3194
-417
44,877
1.2939
2,112
Sensitivity test
34,050
1.1984
2,153
44,877
1.0947
8,407
34,050
1.4404
-2,544
44,877
1.4931
-2,502
Analysis of derivatives on purchases from suppliers in foreign currencies:
12/31/12
12/31/11
$
E,R,
Differences
$
E,R,
Differences
38,536
1.3194
455
61,664
1.2939
-2,947
Sensitivity analysis
38,536
1.1984
-2,493
61,664
1,0947
-11,619
38,536
1.4404
2,909
61,664
1,4931
3,411
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