Very Often Governments Seek to Alter the Market's Valuation of Their

question 17

Essay

Very often governments seek to alter the market's valuation of their currency by influencing relative interest rates, thus influencing the economic fundamentals of exchange rate determination rather than through direct intervention in the foreign exchange markets. Describe how this strategy works. Describe the case of the U.S. or China where the opposite effect, to the suggest here, have occurred.

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