The majority of pegging nations are major industrialized Western countries, while developing countries tend to be floaters as far as their exchange rate policy is concerned.

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Developing countries are more likely to peg their currencies to stabilize their exchange rates and facilitate trade, while major industrialized Western countries tend to have floating exchange rates due to their stable economic conditions.

The Majority of Pegging Nations Are Major Industrialized Western Countries