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    Normally, When a Pegged Exchange Rate Is Broken Because of a Crisis
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Normally, When a Pegged Exchange Rate Is Broken Because of a Crisis

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Normally, when a pegged exchange rate is broken because of a crisis in that country, there is downward pressure on the local currency of that country.

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