👉 Dollar engineering refers to the practice of manipulating a country's monetary policy to influence the value of its currency, aiming to boost exports and economic growth. This is typically achieved by adjusting interest rates, conducting open market operations, or directly intervening in the foreign exchange market to either strengthen or weaken the currency. By making their currency less expensive relative to others, a country can make its exports more competitive in the global market, thus increasing demand and stimulating economic activity. Conversely, a weaker currency can also make imports more costly, potentially curbing inflation but possibly harming industries reliant on foreign inputs. The goal is to create a balance that enhances the nation's trade position and economic performance without causing excessive inflation or economic instability.