Central banks modulate the performance of the economy through a variety of means such as adjusting interest rates, bank reserve ratio, or supply and demand dynamics of a currency. These approaches achieve broadly similar goals for improving economic goals but each endure its own set of...

Central banks fine-tune a currency price frequently based on a set of criteria, most of which revolves around currency stability. However, some of the criteria may be to boost exports by engineering an artificial low price for a currency, that is below market expectations. Such criteria may be...