central bank intervention
Central bank intervention refers to the actions taken by a country's central bank to modify the foreign exchange markets or domestic economy, typically aiming to influence interest rates, exchange rates, or money supply. These interventions may involve buying or selling currencies, adjusting interest rates, or implementing other measures to stabilize the economy or impact market conditions.
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