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Crawling Peg
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Crawling peg
An automatic system for revising the exchange rate. It involves establishing a par value around which the rate can vary up to a given percent. The par value is revised regularly according to a formula determined by the authorities.

Crawling Peg
A situation in which one currency links its value to that of another currency, but allows it to fluctuate within certain limits. This differs from a straight peg, which has one currency permanently valued at a certain amount in relation to another currency; it also differs from a floating currency, which changes in value according to market factors. A crawling peg may be valuable if a currency would otherwise be exceptionally volatile; it allows the currency to fluctuate to an acceptable level.


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Medium-term: For the three years after that, approximately 2009-11, re-peg the renminbi to a basket of currencies of China's major trading partners, and use a crawling peg system, like those of Taiwan and Singapore, to allow currency flexibility.
 
 
 
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