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Economic Commentary

Exchange-Market Intervention and U.S. Monetary Policy

The United States often buys or sells foreign currencies, hoping to influence dollar’exchange rates. The most visible result of these transactions, however, seems to be a continuing debate about their appropriateness.

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Suggested Citation

Humpage, Owen F. 1991. “Exchange-Market Intervention and U.S. Monetary Policy.” Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Economic Commentary 11/1/1991.

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