Coordinated intervention, in which more than one central bank intervenes to influence an exchange rate, is usually more effective than an intervention carried out by one country of the same total size.

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Coordinated intervention indicates a united effort among countries to influence the exchange rate, which implies a more substantial economic force. Therefore, it is generally more effective than a single country's intervention.

Coordinated Intervention, in Which More Than One Central Bank Intervenes