A sinking currency loses value against foreign currencies, often due to inflation or economic instability. This depreciation boosts exports by making goods cheaper abroad, benefiting domestic producers. However, importers suffer from higher costs, while exporters and tourism sectors gain. Governments may use it strategically to spur growth, but consumers face rising prices.
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