Smithsonian Institute

Smithsonian Agreement: An Attempt to Restore Fixed Exchange Rates
The Smithsonian Agreement was an international accord reached in 1971 aimed at restoring a Bretton Woods-style system of pegged exchange rates. The agreement, named after the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC, where it was signed, sought to stabilize international currencies but lasted only a few months.

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