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reserve currency
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reserve currency

In economics, a country's holding of internationally acceptable means of payment (major foreign currencies or gold); central banks also hold the ultimate reserve of money for their domestic banking sector. On the asset side of company balance sheets, undistributed profits are listed as reserves.



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We have done research which looks at three criteria as to what anchor currency you would pick," he told The Middle East.
It is a monetary authority that issues notes and coins convertible on demand into a foreign anchor currency at a fixed rate of exchange.
In his testimony, Bernanke is also expected to maintain the same position as the Treasury Department that a strong greenback would benefit the US economy and that it should remain the world's anchor currency, analysts said.
 
 
 
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