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- Overvalued Currency: A currency is considered overvalued when its exchange rate is higher than its perceived fair market value, reducing competitiveness.
- Undervalued Currency: A currency is undervalued when its exchange rate is lower than its fair market value, often boosting exports and trade balances.
- US Dollar (USD): The official currency of the United States, widely used as the global reserve currency and benchmark in international trade and finance.