In the case of fixed exchange rates, the lower and upper price limits for the domestic currency on the free international capital market at which the central bank intervenes in a regulatory capacity. A distinction is made between official (de jure, [officially declared]) intervention points and actual (practiced, informal, de facto) intervention points. As recent monetary history shows, the two often diverge sharply. – See exchange rate, fixed.
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