The intentional raising of the value of a currency by a nation's government is called ________.

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Revaluation is the deliberate increase in the value of a nation's currency by its government or central bank. This is done by increasing the exchange rate of the currency against other currencies through a range of policy measures, including buying up foreign currencies, reducing interest rates, or selling domestic currency. This policy is often used as a means of supporting export industries by making exports cheaper to foreign buyers, as well as reducing inflationary pressures domestically.

The Intentional Raising of the Value of a Currency by a Nation's