I'm concerned about the potential risks involved with a pegged currency system. Could someone explain the dangers or downsides of having a currency pegged to another, more stable currency or commodity?
6 answers
EchoChaser
Sat Nov 23 2024
A pegged exchange rate system can have unintended consequences on an economy.
Dario
Sat Nov 23 2024
When a currency's value is artificially fixed to another currency or to a basket of currencies, it may not always align with its true market value.
Lorenzo
Sat Nov 23 2024
This misalignment can create trade imbalances as the fixed rate may not accurately reflect the demand and supply dynamics of the currency in the global market.
CryptoEnthusiast
Fri Nov 22 2024
If the pegged rate is lower than the market rate, it can make the domestic goods and services cheaper, leading to an increase in exports and a decrease in imports.
CryptoEagle
Fri Nov 22 2024
Conversely, if the pegged rate is higher, it can make domestic goods and services more expensive, reducing exports and increasing imports.