A currency peg fixes an exchange rate to another currency, often the US dollar, to stabilize trade and control inflation. Governments and central banks use it to attract investment and reduce volatility. Exporters, importers, and tourists benefit from predictable pricing, though maintaining the peg requires large reserves.
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