When the exchange rate rises and the domestic currency appreciates, compared with foreign goods, domestic goods become expensive while foreign goods become relatively cheap. At this time, it is conducive to import but not conducive to export, that is to say, import is greater than export, and there will be an international trade deficit; when the exchange rate drops and the local currency depreciates, domestic goods are relatively cheap, which is conducive to export, export is greater than import, and there is an international trade surplus. The balance of international trade is an important part of the balance of payments, so the change of exchange rate has a negative effect on the balance of payments.<br>
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