Undervalued Currency

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A currency with an exchange rate lower than it ought to be. A currency may be undervalued, for example, when its purchasing power, supply and demand are all strong, but its price is still comparatively low. Some governments keep their currencies undervalued deliberately because it makes their exports less expensive, but this is usually an unsustainable policy. See also: Weakening of a currency.

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No references found			Sustaining an undervalued currency will undermine China's own efforts to rebalance growth toward domestic consumption and higher-value-added production, " he added. Visit of China''s Pres. to Washington comes at important transition ... by Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) Summary: Because China has pegged its undervalued currency, the renminbi, to the dollar, every weakening of the dollar in the wake of America's financial crisis has also meant a weakening of the renminbi vis-A-vis other world currencies. China's money and fair-weather American friends by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon) The United States has been calling for the yuan's appreciation as it claims the undervalued currency is one reason for its trade deficit with China. Yuan appreciation will boost Chinese imports and investment in ASEAN by Asian Economic News			Underlying Instrument Underlying Investment underlying mortgage Underlying Price Underlying Retention Underlying Security Underlying Service Underlying Value Undermargined Undermargined Account Underpayment Underpayment Penalty Underperform Underperforming Asset Underpricing undersecured loan Undersell Underspend Understandability Undersubscribed Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities Undertone Undervaluation Undervalued Undervalued Company Undervalued Currency Undervalued Security underwater Underwater Loan Underwater Option Underweight Underweighted Underwithholding underwrite Underwriter Underwriter's Discount Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. Underwriting Underwriting Agreement Underwriting Commission Underwriting Cycle Underwriting Expenses Underwriting Factors Underwriting Factors: Health Insurance Underwriting Factors: Life Insurance Underwriting Fee Underwriting Gain Underwriting Income Underwriting Requirements Underwriting Risk Underwriting Spread			underutilisation underutilise underutilised underutilises underutilising underutilization underutilize underutilized Underutilized Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Underutilized Mediterranean Species Underutilized Plant Capacity underutilizes underutilizing undervaluation undervaluation undervaluation Undervaluations Undervaluations Undervaluations undervalue undervalue undervalue undervalued undervalued undervalued undervalued Undervalued a Security Undervalued Companies undervalued company Undervalued Currencies Undervalued Currency Undervalued Securities Undervalued security Undervalued Shares Undervaluer undervalues undervalues undervalues Undervalues a Security undervaluing undervaluing undervaluing Undervaluing a Security Underverse undervest undervests Underviewer Undervoltage Lockout Undervoltage Power Available undervoltage protection undervoltage relay Undervoltage Trip Controller undervote undervotes underwater underwater underwater underwater Underwater Acoustic Beacon Underwater Acoustic Communications Underwater Acoustic Network

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