THE IMPACT OF THE IMPROVEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL MONETARY RELATIONS ON ECONOMIC PROCESSES
Abstract
This article analyzes the improvement of international monetary relations and their impact on national economic processes. In the context of the global economy, monetary relations play a key role in expanding foreign trade turnover, improving the investment climate, and ensuring financial stability. Moreover, the strengthening of international integration and the provision of long-term economic growth are directly linked to the effective functioning of the monetary system. The article examines the role of the currency market in globalization, opportunities for increasing the competitiveness of the national economy, and existing challenges. Based on the obtained scientific results, practical recommendations are developed to enhance the priority directions of improving international monetary relations and to strengthen their positive influence on economic processes.
Keywords
: International monetary relations, currency policy, national economy, currency market liberalization, foreign trade, investment climate, financial stability, competitiveness, integration processes, globalization, economic growth, monetary policy, exchange rate stability, foreign capital inflow, economic reforms.
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