Which agreement devalued the dollar approximately 9 percent while other currencies were revalued?

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The Smithsonian Agreement was signed in 1971 with the aim of stabilizing exchange rates between major world currencies. As a part of this agreement, the US dollar was devalued by approximately 9 percent, while currencies of other countries were revalued upwards. This move was intended to address the issue of US trade deficits and the overvaluation of the dollar.

Which Agreement Devalued the Dollar Approximately 9 Percent While Other