exchange rate management
Exchange rate management refers to the practice of controlling and influencing the value of a country's currency relative to other currencies. It involves various strategies and policies implemented by central banks or governments to stabilize, adjust, or manipulate exchange rates to achieve economic objectives such as promoting international trade, maintaining price stability, or improving competitiveness.
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