Central banks actively shape exchange rates by buying or selling their own currency, a practice known as currency intervention. This tool aims to stabilize volatile markets or gain a trade advantage by making exports cheaper. Exporters and domestic industries benefit from a weaker currency, while importers and consumers face higher costs for foreign goods.
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