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• A higher probability implies a less flexible exchange rate time series.
• The central bank reiterated that the country will retain its flexible exchange rate policy.
• Under the dominance of flexible exchange rate regimes, the foreign exchange markets became significantly more volatile.
• Some donors called for a more flexible exchange rate, saying a weaker pound would help exports.
• The loan was conditional on the country's undertaking economic reform-most importantly, a more flexible exchange rate.
• Under flexible exchange rates, the nominal money supply is completely under the control of the central bank.
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• Chinese President Hu Jintao pledged anew that China will move to flexible exchange rates that reflects market demands.
• A flexible exchange rate regime in an era of sizeable and volatile capital flows should be the preferred arrangement.
• "For the future, " he said, " a more flexible exchange rate would be appropriate for the economy ."
• Snow has said on many occasions that he is pleased China is considering a more flexible exchange rate policy.
• The finance minister said Bangladesh Bank was pursuing a flexible exchange rate policy with a view to encouraging exports.
• The agreement officially embraced the flexible exchange rate regimes that emerged after the failure of the Smithsonian Agreement measures.
• Rato told reporters the IMF believes a more flexible exchange rate system would enable China to better withstand financial shocks.
• The United States wants the statement to include a call for APEC to move toward flexible exchange rates, Snow said.
• A flexible exchange rate buffered Australia's economy against shocks from the Asian economic crisis, Prime Minister John Howard said Wednesday.
• According to McClellan, Hu also committed to " move forward firmly and steadily to a market-based, flexible exchange rate ."
• This, he said, was aided by a more flexible exchange rate Egypt has pursued for the past year or so.
• In recent weeks, China has taken some steps toward a slightly more flexible exchange rate, including loosening certain capital account restrictions.
• My long-held view is that a well-functioning international financial system is one based on flexible exchange rates determined in competitive markets.