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crawling peg

In economics, a method of achieving a desired adjustment in a currency exchange rate (up or down) by small percentages over a given period, rather than by major revaluation or devaluation.

Some countries use a formula that triggers a change when certain conditions are met. Others change values frequently to discourage speculations.



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By the same token, the yuan's crawling peg and the consequent rapid build-up of foreign reserves have led to excessive liquidity growth and created serious economic distortions, notably in the asset markets where asset price inflation has been rampant.
To permanently solve the prolonged problem of high inflation and unsustainable growth, Turkey announced an IMF-supported exchange rate based stabilization program in the context of a crawling peg regime to be adopted by the beginning of 2000.
Another option was widening the fluctuation band and following a crawling peg to the US dollar.
 
 
 
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