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- Exchange rate policies - Bank for International Settlements
a fully flexible exchange rate with complete hands-off by policymakers will deliver an efficient market outcome 1 The exchange rate and current account balance If exporters set prices in their own currency, and there is nominal price stickiness, then exchange rate movements will alter a country’s terms of trade For example, consider a world
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Exchange rate adjustments, particularly a depreciation of the domestic currency resulting from central bank interventions, can enhance a country’s export competitiveness When a currency weakens relative to others, it makes domestically produced goods and services more affordable for foreign buyers
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