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The 33 pages that link to Foreign exchange market, each with the reason it gives.

• Floating exchange rateNarrower topic: Its supply and demand establish floating exchange rates.

• Exchange rateNarrower topic: Trading in this market produces floating exchange rates.

• Fixed exchange rateNarrower topic: The market price may diverge from the official target unless policy keeps them aligned.

• Currency pegNarrower topic: Market supply and demand can push a pegged currency away from its official rate.

• Foreign-exchange interventionNarrower topic: Official intervention takes place within this market or through transactions linked to it.

• Hong Kong dollarNarrower topic: Trading keeps the Hong Kong dollar near the bounds of its linked-rate range.

• Swiss francNarrower topic: The franc’s value against other currencies emerges in this market.

• Interest rate parityNarrower topic: Interest rate parity describes a no-arbitrage relationship within this market.

• Japanese yenNarrower topic: The yen’s international price is determined through currency trading.

• Canadian dollarNarrower topic: Trading in this market determines the Canadian dollar’s exchange rate against other currencies.

• Australian dollarNarrower topic: The Australian dollar’s floating value is formed through currency trading.

• Indian rupeeNarrower topic: The rupee’s exchange rate is determined through currency markets and official interventions.

• South African randNarrower topic: Rand exchange rates emerge through trading in this market.