international reserve management
International reserve management refers to the strategic control and monitoring of a country's foreign exchange reserves, which are held in various currencies and assets. It involves decisions and actions taken by central banks or government authorities to effectively preserve and maximize the value of these reserves, ensuring liquidity, stability, and diversification while considering various economic and financial factors.
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