Central banks actively shape exchange rates through currency intervention, buying or selling their own money to influence value. This tool stabilizes volatile markets, supports export competitiveness, or curbs inflation. Exporters benefit from weaker currencies, while importers gain from stronger ones. Ultimately, it aims to protect economic stability, though success depends on market forces and international cooperation.
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