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I think this was very interesting to learn about how pegging a countries currency with another can prove to be very effective in promoting stability. However, I do see how this can cause high costs as they have to try and hold similar with the pegged counties currency.
ReplyDeleteI truly enjoyed learning more about the financial instrument of currency pegging. I agree that this can be a tricky situation for certain currencies with limited liquidity, however, the stability of the Euro or US dollar can be extremely beneficial.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea another country could peg their currency to the US dollar. I thought when a country had its own currency it operated individually, but learning that most currencies are pegged to the US dollar or the Euro is very interesting and eye opening.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me wonder what would happen if the US government implemented this.
ReplyDeleteI did not know so many currencies relied on the United States dollar which shows how much power our economy can have on other economies.
ReplyDeleteThis explanation on currency pegging provided valuable insight into how countries fix their currency’s value to another for economic stability. While this system can help control inflation and facilitate trade, it also limits a nation's monetary policy flexibility, often making them reliant on the decisions of the country to which they are pegged. This raises important questions for developing nations that may struggle to adjust to global financial shifts.
ReplyDeleteIt was very informative to learn about both sides of currency pegging and what countries need to be aware of before fully relying on another country's currency.
ReplyDeleteCurrency pegging can promote economic stability, but it may come at a cost. The country would have less control over monetary policy.
ReplyDeleteThere are many currencies that are pegged to the US dollar. It is interesting how countires with a weaker currency can use pegging to their advantage, and to help their exchange rates stay more stable.
ReplyDeleteI think that this video was very informative and I think it gave me a bigger overview of currency pegging and how it effects countries.
ReplyDeleteIt was very interesting to learn about currency pegging and how it can be very beneficial for other countries currencies. There's are negative aspects of currency pegging, but most of the time the pros outweigh the cons.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed learning about how currency pegging. And learning how it is a monetary policy where a country fixes its currency's exchange rate to another currency, such as the US dollar.
ReplyDeleteThanks for explaining how currency pegging can play a role in stabilizing economies by fixing exchange rates. It was a brief overview that gave me a good idea of how it can apply to the US dollar.
ReplyDeleteI know many countries have pegged their currency to the USD due to the stability of the country and this has helped a lot of countries that are unable to maintain good monetary policy. It can also be dangerous if something happens in the economy that your currency is pegged to that causes their currency to drop in value/power.
ReplyDeleteI liked how you mentioned that currency pegging can be costly and limit a country's monetary policy, but stability is worth the price.
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