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    Central Governments Sometimes Intervene in Foreign Exchange Markets by Affecting
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Central Governments Sometimes Intervene in Foreign Exchange Markets by Affecting

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Central governments sometimes intervene in foreign exchange markets by affecting foreign exchange rates indirectly through raising or lowering interest rates.

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