Zimbabwe liberalized its foreign-exchange market and raised interest rates, among a new raft of measures aimed at stabilizing the nation’s currency and reining in resurgent inflation.

This article explores why interest rates matter in the realm of currency exchange rates, with a particular focus on the relationship between interest rates and yield differentials.

Our principles for foreign exchange intervention, or FXI, detail when it may help countries with floating exchange rates—in other words where the exchange rate is otherwise predominantly determined by ...

Fast-growing Nonco believes the $235 billion market for digital dollars, pesos and reals can vastly improve foreign exchange trading in emerging markets.

Nigeria’s new foreign exchange policy promises to discourage rent-seeking, attract foreign investment, boost exports and prevent the dollarisation of the economy but consistency is key to success.

The naira appreciated at the official market, with analysts citing Central Bank of Nigeria interventions, improved dollar liquidity, and rising foreign inflows.