échanges monétaires

C’est-à-dire que, partout dans le monde, les gens acceptent des taux de change variables et, surtout, la valeur de la marchandise rattachée aux échanges monétaires.
That is, people worldwide accept the varying rates of currency exchange and, importantly, the value of goods tied to monetary exchange.
Le Fonds monétaire international (FMI) a été créé il y a plus de 50 ans pour faire en sorte que les échanges monétaires entre les pays membres soient libres et faciles.
The International Monetary Fund was founded over 50 years ago to allow currency to be exchanged freely and easily between member countries.
En 1944, les accords de Bretton Woods créent le FMI pour assurer la stabilité des échanges monétaires et le contrôle des mouvements de capitaux, et la Banque mondiale, pour permettre le financement des économies en redémarrage.
In 1944 the IMF was created to supervise the stability of monetary exchanges and control capital flows; the World Bank was to finance economies that had to start anew.
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