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The eurozone authorities thus permitted Greek banks to deny their customers the right to repay loans or mortgages in BE, thereby boosting the effective BE-FE exchange rate.
In other words, buyers are getting an additional 2% current yield in exchange for assuming the risk of holding long-term bonds.
So America's Treasury Secretary accuses China of deliberately keepings its exchange rate low, and calls for China to let market forces determine the value of the reminbi.
Until Argentina's peso imploded, fixed exchange rates were fine.
The US Treasury welcomed government intervention in exchange rate markets, and encouraged the IMF to support such interventions with mega-billion dollar loans to crisis countries.
That, not China's exchange rate policy, is the culprit.
If, someday, America's creditors decide that they want to hold fewer dollars, it could set off large exchange rate movements, causing global instability.
Floating the exchange rate would expose the country to instabilities that would lead to a host of further problems, particularly the country's shaky banking system.
A higher exchange rate would undermine job creation and would contribute to deflation, which China is successfully combating.
The truth is, America really doesn’t have an exchange rate policy.
Nor does the Fed intervene directly in foreign exchange markets except in extraordinary circumstances.
They believed that the strong dollar policy referred to exchange rates.
A truer statement for Rubin and Summers would have been to say that America actually has no exchange rate policy, the answer that O’Neill tried to give.
But eventually, fundamental economic strengths and weaknesses have more effect on the exchange rate than self-fulfilling prophecies.
So what should America’s exchange rate policy be?
Basing American monetary policy on domestic business conditions, rather than on the exchange rate, is correct.
Small economies closely integrated with their trading partners might set exchange rate targets, or fix their exchange rate to the currencies of their trading partners, but large and relatively closed economies like the US, EU, and Japan, do better to focus on their own business conditions, letting markets determine the exchange rate.
America should have neither a strong dollar nor a weak dollar policy, only a policy of sensible domestic monetary policies, and a belief that foreign exchange markets should determine exchange rates.
Currency depreciation was driven by a website that reported on the exchange rate.
To destroy the mafias, Maduro canceled these bills as legal tender and gave their holders only 72 hours to exchange them at banks.
Nobody would accept their 100-bolivar notes, and banks had no bills to exchange for those being returned by the public.
This trade dynamism was derailed only when the country's macroeconomic policy, particularly exchange rate policy, lost credibility in 1993-94.
Instead, these potentates of the past chose to import manufactured goods from Europe in exchange for their own subjects, whom they exported as slaves.
Today, many African leaders pursue similar policies with China, which has struck bargains across Africa to secure crude oil, minerals, and metals in exchange for infrastructure built by Chinese companies.
The IMF originated as the policeman for the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates.
I confess to being a member of a minority that thinks countries should do most of their borrowing in their own currency, especially if they peg their exchange rate.
The crushing burdens created when debt is denominated in foreign currency and the exchange rate crumbles were at the heart of virtually every financial crisis of the 1990s.
They believe that asking for money in exchange for their labor makes them “unfeminine.”
CAMBRIDGE – Emerging-market equities and exchange rates are again under severe downward pressure, but are the underlying economies really as fragile as global traders seem to fear?
Unlike in the 1990’s, when fixed exchange rates were widespread, most countries now have shock-absorbing flexible rates.
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