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Exchange controlRationing of foreign exchange, typically used when the exchange rate is fixed and the central bank is unable or unwilling to enforce the rate by exchange-market intervention.Similar MatchesExchange equalization fundExchange equalization fundThe unit within a government or central bank that manages a pegged exchange rate. It manages reserves of foreign currencies, which it uses to buy and sell domestic currency as needed to keep the exchange rate within specified bounds. Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM)Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM)Tokyo exchange for trading futures on gold, silver, platinum, palladium, rubber, cotton yarn, and woolen yarn. Pegged exchange ratePegged exchange rateA regime in which the government or central bank announces an official (par value) of its currency and then maintains the actual market rate within a narrow band above and below that by means of exchange market intervention. Favorable exchange rateFavorable exchange rateAn exchange rate different from the market or official rate, provided by the government on a transaction as an indirect way of providing a subsidy. Swiss ExchangeSwiss ExchangeThe major securities market of Switzerland. Further SuggestionsBudapest Stock ExchangeTSE 300 (Toronto Stock Exchange 100 index) Singapore International Monetary Exchange (SIMEX) Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKFE) American Stock Exchange Pure exchange economy Montreal Exchange or Bourse de Montreal Organized exchange Colombo Stock Exchange Malaysia Commodity Exchange European exchange rate mechanism (ERM) foreign exchange Pacific Stock Exchange Exchange Rate Mechanism New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) New European Exchange (NEWEX) Floating exchange rate system Trade-weighted exchange rate International Stock Exchange of the UK and the Republic of Ireland (ISE) Exchangeable instrument Baltic Exchange Floating exchange rate Stock exchanges Canadian Exchange Group (CEG) Karachi Stock Exchange |
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