Which of the following would typically NOT occur during an exchange rate crisis of a country that has a fixed exchange rate? There is an excess supply for the currency. The country's Central Bank needs a dollar reserve (or a reserve in some other stable currency) to exchange for the country's currency. The country's Central Bank must intervene regularly to keep the exchange rate fixed. The country's exchange rate is overvalued. The country's exchange rate is undervalued.
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