Sentence examples for exchange rate peg from inspiring English sources

Finance Minister Guido Mantega said last week that China's exchange rate peg is hurting Brazil's manufacturing.

Traditionally, in emerging markets, this occurred when foreign investors lost confidence, particularly in the contest of an exchange rate peg.

In the 1990s Soros led speculators in bets against the Bank of England, which unsuccessfully sought to defend the pound's exchange rate peg.

When optimal monetary rules can target both employment and exchange rates however, a cooperative exchange rate peg leads to lower welfare.

If you want more trade (demand), the answer seems to be to create more money; if you want to control inflation, you want an exchange rate peg or some kind of link to a metallic standard.

The reputation of the then Conservative government did not recover but the economy did; some dubbed the day "White Wednesday" in consequence.Turkey has no exchange rate peg to manage, so it doesn't have the automatic escape route Britain had back in 1992.

Three anchor candidates are exchange rate pegs: to the dollar, euro and SDR.

Fixed exchange rate, pegs to hard currencies that can be adjusted, are fragile, the more so the more mobile are capital funds across currencies and national markets.

In the absence of exchange rate pegs, such crises do not occur as quickly.But that does not mean they will not happen eventually.

The currency-board system Hong Kong uses, in which each Hong Kong dollar in circulation is backed by foreign currency held in reserve, has kept the exchange rate pegged at a steady rate but has made it hard to use interest rate cuts to stimulate spending.

Occasionally some do-gooder will point out that the two work best together, but page space and attention is limited, and the temptation to battle over the word-to-picture exchange rate — pegged long ago by literary bankers at a thousand to one — is too great.