An exchange rate is the price of one currency expressed in terms of another; the same relationship can be quoted using the inverse convention.
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A bilateral exchange rate compares two currencies, while a nominal effective exchange rate summarizes a currency’s value against a group of trading-partner currencies using weights.
supportedA real effective exchange rate adjusts a currency comparison for relative price or cost levels, so it is broader than a nominal exchange-rate comparison alone.
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