Glossary term
Variable Exchange Rate
Variable exchange rate refers to a system where the value of a currency fluctuates freely based on market demand and supply conditions. Unlike fixed exchange rates, it is not controlled by a central authority. This system allows currencies to adjust naturally to economic factors, making exchange rates dynamic and responsive to global financial changes.
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