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Figure 1. Multi-Dimensional Sub-Market Display
Figure 2. Key Variables Involved in Macroeconomic Models
Impact of Monetary Policy Adjustments on Exchange Rates
Study on the Correlation Between Exchange Rate Fluctuations and the Global Economy Based on Macroeconomic Models
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Qiantong Meng

In the context of global economic integration, exchange rates act as a bridge connecting national economies, and fluctuations in exchange rates directly impact the global economy. An exchange rate is the ratio at which one currency can be exchanged for another, representing the value of one country's currency against another's. Additionally, exchange rates serve as a financial tool for countries to achieve political objectives. This study deeply analyzes the correlation between exchange rate fluctuations and the global economy based on macroeconomic models and identifies the multiple factors influencing exchange rate changes. The research finds that exchange rate fluctuations affect international trade competitiveness and the direction of capital flows. Through the transmission mechanisms of financial markets, they also impact key economic indicators such as global economic growth, employment levels, and price stability. Thus, a systematic analysis of the complex interactions between exchange rate changes and the global economy is essential to address global economic challenges and promote the coordinated development of national economies.

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... Currency fluctuations also create inflationary pressures, disrupt trade balances, and influence FDI, complicating financial stability [20]. Trade imbalances arise in importintensive industries, requiring firms to adjust global value chains (GVCs) in response to currency shifts [7], [21]. To mitigate risks, companies modify production locations and sourcing strategies, balancing short-term management with long-term structural changes [7]. ...

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The Effect of Hedging Strategy, Exchange Rate Fluctuations, and Credit Risk on the Financial Stability of Multinational Companies in Jakarta
Study on the Correlation Between Exchange Rate Fluctuations and the Global Economy Based on Macroeconomic Models