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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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This contrasts with free-floating rates, which are not controlled by central banks in any way, and fixed and crawling pegs, which are legally binding targets.
What crawling pegs attempt to achieve is to provide a nominal anchor (pre-announced path of the exchange rate) to focus inflationary expectations while accommodating inflation inertia.
fixed exchange rates and controlled floating versus crawling pegs and free floating.
 
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