Karlis et al. (2016)

They said that the shipping industry with the exchange rate risk is related.

Ong & Izan (1999)

They mention that share markets and exchange rates have a strong relation.

Nieh & Lee (2001)

They show that there exists a dual short-run link between share markets and exchange rates.

Bahmani-Oskooee & Sohrabian (1992)

They mention no long-run relationship between share markets and exchange rates, but occurs dual short-run link.

Cho et al. (2002)

They found negative relation of agriculture and exchange rate compared to other sectors.

Kandilov (2008)

Mentions that the relation of agriculture and exchange rate is stronger in developing countries than the developed.

Grobar (1993)

It is found a negative link between exchange rate uncertainty and manufactured goods for developing countries.

Branson & Love (1988)

They have found that exchange rate movements had important effects on the US manufacturing sector, including primary metals, fabricated metal products, and non-electrical machinery.

Salman et al. (2015)

The exchange rate is among other factors crucial variables of business failure in the manufacturing sector.

Thorbecke & Kato (2017)

They found that the exchange rate changes do not affect the volume of exports of high-tech sectors.

Sato et al. (2013)

They mention that the medium-high-technology products are prone to exchange rate fluctuations.

Auer & Saure (2011)

They showed that exchange rate effects were reduced for high-quality goods.

Chen & Chen (2007)

They mention that real oil prices are the main cause of the real exchange rate movement and there is a strong link between the two

Coudert et al. (2008)

They indicate the long-term between the dollar and oil prices.

Dauvin (2014)

It is found that there is a positive long-term relation between energy and exchange rate of energy exporting countries.