Meanings of foreign-exchange reserves in English

Yilmaz said capital inflows will be used more effectively to strengthen foreign-exchange reserves.

Low inflation, a narrow current-account deficit, and large foreign-exchange reserves would make a limited adjustment manageable.

Both are now accumulating foreign-exchange reserves to help prepare them for the eventual end of quantitative easing.

Its foreign-exchange reserves have probably dwindled to about $12bn.

As it slides, the central bank has dug deep into its foreign-exchange reserves to defend it, stoking concerns in markets.

Today, its foreign-exchange reserves cover about 170 percent of short-term external debt, reducing the risk of a balance of payments crisis.

Why extend credit to countries that have already bought expensive insurance in the form of foreign-exchange reserves that they do not use?

With foreign-exchange reserves barely enough to pay for six months of goods imports, resisting the pressure for currency depreciation will be futile.

But this time may be different, and not just because emerging markets now own $7.5 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves.

His biggest achievement at the time was building the nation's foreign-exchange reserves to almost $40bn from less than $10bn.

Their currencies and foreign-exchange reserves have been under less pressure than during the financial crisis, the "taper tantrum" of 2013 or the sell-off in 2018.

Foreign-exchange reserves of developing Asian nations, which were shrinking two years ago, are now growing 12 percent a year.