Governments, particularly in developing economies, have historically resorted to inflation and currency devaluation as instruments to manage economic challenges, often masking deeper structural ...

Currency devaluation might sound like an appealing way to trim the trade deficit: All else equal, weakening the U.S. dollar would make U.S. exports cheaper, imports more expensive, and potentially ...

Second, currency devaluations can have a disproportionate effect on different economic strata of the population. A devaluation can, in some cases, raise the price of local goods which harms poorer ...

Argentina’s inflation soared above 160% in November ahead of President Javier Milei’s massive currency devaluation that’s likely to accelerate price increases ever further this month.

The Bank of Japan then decided to adopt currency intervention as a strategy to mitigate its currency devaluation. (Spoiler alert: It did not work.) ...

Stablecoin transactions now comprise nearly half of the total transaction volume in Sub-Saharan Africa, largely due to currency devaluation. Stablecoins account for approximately 43% of the Sub ...

Zimbabwe's consumer inflation surged to 37.2% month on month in October in local currency terms, data showed on Friday, after a sharp devaluation in the southern African country's currency.

MINSK, Jan 8 (Reuters) - A surprise 20 percent devaluation of the Belarussian currency has sent people rushing to shops before prices go up. The devaluation shocked many in this ex-Soviet state ...

Our findings show that the currency devaluation made poor consumers poorer and wealthy consumers wealthier in relative terms. Kazakhstan’s currency, the tenge, plunged after the government ...