Exchange Rate Mechanism

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Definition: Exchange Rate Mechanism


Exchange Rate Mechanism


Full Definition of Exchange Rate Mechanism


noun a method of stabilising exchange rates within the European Monetary System, where currencies could only move up or down within a narrow band (usually 2.25 per cent either way, but for certain currencies widened to 6 per cent) without involving a realignment of all the currencies in the system. AbbreviationERM   a method of stabilising exchange rates within the European Monetary System, where currencies could only move up or down within a narrow band (usually 2.25 per cent either way, but for certain currencies widened to 6 per cent) without involving a realignment of all the currencies in the system.


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Definition Sources


Definitions for Exchange Rate Mechanism are sourced/syndicated and enhanced from:

  • A Dictionary of Economics (Oxford Quick Reference)
  • Oxford Dictionary Of Accounting
  • Oxford Dictionary Of Business & Management

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