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If it's such an easy question why can't you answer it yourself?! :angry: Remember that people voluntarily help each other here. No one has to help you at all if they don't want to. Just to remind you, there is also a wonderful search engine called Google that you also could have used to look this up :google:

To answer your question: a fixed exchange rate is a system where the government or central bank tries to maintain their currency value at a certain level (usually a range). (ex the Chinese government will try to keep the value of Chinese yuan between 0.75 and 0.85 US dollars - this is a hypothetical example, I don't know what the real exchange rate is) They usually peg (link) the value of their currency to another. For example the value of the Chinese yuan is pegged to the US dollar.

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