A currency is called a freely convertible currency when its holder can freely convert it into the currency of any other country.
Benefits of exchange
(A) is conducive to improving the international status of the currency
A freely convertible currency has a higher status and a greater role in the international monetary system. It plays an important or key role in a country's international affairs such as international payment, foreign exchange reserves and market intervention.
(2) It is conducive to the formation of multilateral international settlement and promotes the development of international trade.
(C) conducive to the use of international capital to develop the economy
Whether a country's currency can be freely exchanged is not a prerequisite for utilizing foreign capital, but it is a long-term influencing factor. In particular, whether foreign investors can remit interest and profits is an important factor that foreign investors must consider.