Increasing the supply of currency without increasing the demand will create a surplus of currency and in turn weaken the currency as there is more than is needed (inflation). (money.stackexchange.com)
The dollar's mid-December surge to a 14 - year high is pressuring currencies pegged to the greenback, while making it more difficult for emerging markets countries with weakening currencies to repay increasingly expensive, dollar - denominated debt. (gfmag.com)
During the first stage of a two - stage cycle, many central banks and governments perceive that their economies can gain an advantage by weakening their currency on the foreign exchange market. (tsi-blog.com)