Sentence examples similar to foreign exchange intervention operations from inspiring English sources

"There may be no alternative to raising interest rates, allowing greater flexibility in exchange rates and reducing reliance on foreign exchange intervention," the report said.

The other day I realized how much the Fed's attempts to resolve the financial mess resemble sterilized foreign exchange intervention.

In recent years concerted foreign exchange intervention, of the sort undertaken by the G-7 in 1985 and periodically over the subsequent decade, has died out.

Indeed the G-7 in 2013, fearing "currency manipulation," specifically agreed to refrain from intervention in a sort of "anti-Plaza accord". But the day will come when coordinated foreign exchange intervention is again appropriate.

But the risk is that such measures might escalate in the longer term, he added, while more foreign exchange intervention is likely.

As the correspondent said, however, the euro can be seen as a de facto foreign exchange intervention to keep the de facto Deutsche mark weak.

The IMF said the mainland should reduce foreign exchange intervention.

In fact, foreign exchange intervention has at times worked at odds with the inflation objective (Chang, 2007).

Accordingly, they develop an extension of the basic New Keynesian model in order to allow for a role of the real exchange rate and foreign exchange intervention.

In turn, the real exchange rate is determined by the interaction of the current account, the financial account of balance of payments, and a policy rule for foreign exchange intervention.

If China stops buy foreign assets altogether, this would of course be equivalent to ending foreign exchange intervention.