One example of a Type Two exchange rate movement is the "portfolio shock" that can arise when there is a sudden reassessment of risk by global investors, often in response to an economic crisis somewhere in the world. When this happens, there is a so-called "flight to quality."
As for the condition surrounding price developments, the balance between supply and demand in the domestic market is projected to be on a gradual improving trend, while an economic recovery is expected to continue moderately. On the other hand, semiconductor prices are declining reflecting softer international semiconductor prices, and crude oil prices, which had been exerting upward pressure on prices, are dropping recently.