What Is Currency Intervention?
Anyone can trade currencies on foreign exchanges. This allows traders to profit off of how the value of one currency moves in relation to another. When a country's central bank enters into those foreign exchanges and trades its own currency, that is currency intervention.1 By trading large amounts of its own currency, these central banks can influence the value of its currency.
Alternate names: Forex intervention, foreign exchange intervention
How Does Currency Intervention Work?
When a central bank feels like its currency is rapidly appreciating (gaining value) or depreciating (losing value), it may decide to step in and conduct currency intervention to slow the movement
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