Teboho Jeremiah Mosikari

1. Introduction The examination of how exchange rates affect exports at specific points is mainly influenced by the complex and changing nature of global trade, with exchange rates playing a significant role. Fluctuations in exchange rates can greatly impact the competitiveness of goods in the market. When the local currency strengthens, prices of products increase for buyers, potentially leading to reduced demand and lower export levels.

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