alleryStart learning →If outflows exceed inflows, what pressure does the country's currency face?
ATo appreciate
BTo stay fixed
CTo depreciate
DTo be abolished
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. To depreciate
Net outflows raise the supply of the domestic currency abroad, pushing it to depreciate.
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