Currency depreciation occurs when one currency can buy less of another, while currency appreciation is when a currency's value increases relative to others. Foreign currency reserves refer to cash and assets held by central banks, and factors affecting exchange rates include political and economic conditions.
Currency depreciation occurs when one currency can buy less of another, while currency appreciation is when a currency's value increases relative to others. Foreign currency reserves refer to cash and assets held by central banks, and factors affecting exchange rates include political and economic conditions.
Currency depreciation occurs when one currency can buy less of another, while currency appreciation is when a currency's value increases relative to others. Foreign currency reserves refer to cash and assets held by central banks, and factors affecting exchange rates include political and economic conditions.