repeg
verb [ I or T ] finance & economics specialized (also re-peg) uk/ˌriːˈpeɡ/
重新设定（货币、汇率、价格等）
to peg (= fix) a currency, rate, price, etc. again, at a different level
A top banker has been called in to repeg the country's currency. 一位顶级银行家已被召来重新设定该国的货币汇率。
The idea is to re-peg oil exporters' exchange rates to a basket of currencies.
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- Currencies were pegged to the dollar, with the option to re-peg unilaterally.
- Could they re-peg their currencies at a stronger rate or abandon the peg altogether?
- It would be unwise to float our currency until we have cleaned up the banking system, but we could repeg it against the dollar at a higher rate.