Mechanism for Optimizing Interbank Currency Exchange to Enhance Market Liquidity and Ensure Exchange Rate Stability
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https://doi.org/10.55640/jme-05-04-10Keywords:
Foreign exchange market, exchange rate stability, interbank tradingAbstract
In modern monetary policy, optimizing the mechanism of interbank currency trading plays a vital role in enhancing the liquidity of the foreign exchange market and reducing devaluation pressures. Transparent exchange rate formation and reduced transaction costs are key factors that can lead to a more stable and efficient foreign currency system.
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