International

Monetary System

By Anandi Danodia
BBA 5 D
What is the
international
monetary
system?
The international monetary system is a
network of institutions, agreements, and
currencies that facilitate global trade and
finance. It includes exchange rates, the IMF,
and central banks.
Types of exchange rate
regimes

• Fixed exchange rate

• Floating exchange rate

• Managed floating exchange rate

 The role of the
International Monetary
Fund (IMF)

The IMF was established in 1944 to foster international

monetary cooperation.

The IMF provides financial assistance to member countries

experiencing economic difficulties.

The IMF promotes exchange rate stability and monitors global

economic developments.
The history of
the international
monetary system

From the gold standard to Bretton

Woods and the current system , that's the
evolution of International monetary
system.
Current issues
and challenges

The international monetary system faces

challenges such as exchange rate volatility,
capital flow fluctuations, and political unrest.
Governments and organizations work to
maintain stability and promote economic
growth.
Thankyou!