XALQARO SAVDONING TO‘LOV BALANSI VA VALYUTA KURSLARIGA TA’SIRINI O‘RGANISH

Kenjayeva Sabohat Safarovna

Authors

Kenjayeva Sabohat Safarovna Termiz davlat universiteti “Iqtisodiyot” yo‘nalishi 3-kurs talabasi

Keywords:

: International trade, balance of payments, exchange rates, exports and imports, re-exports, real exchange rate, economic stability, trade balance, currency exchange, investments

Abstract

This article examines the impact of international trade on the balance of payments and exchange rates. The article analyzes international trade transactions, the formation of the balance of payments, the impact of exchange rates on the economy and trade volume. It also graphically illustrates the relationship between re-exports and real exchange rates, highlighting the role of exchange rates in economic stability and global trade.

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