The agreement that ended the era of fixed exchange rates for the major economies was called the

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The Smithsonian Agreement II was signed in 1973 and effectively marked the end of the Bretton Woods system, which had established fixed exchange rates after World War II. The agreement allowed for greater fluctuation in exchange rates and effectively ended the gold standard. The other options are agreements that also impacted exchange rates, but did not specifically mark the end of fixed exchange rates for major economies.

The Agreement That Ended the Era of Fixed Exchange Rates