Some reserves, in the form of gold, currencies of other countries, and Special Drawing Rights, that every country holds to serve as ""international money"" when a nation faces balance of payments (q.v.) difficulties.
Source: Library of Congress
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Some reserves, in the form of gold, currencies of other countries, and Special Drawing Rights, that every country holds to serve as ""international money"" when a nation faces balance of payments (q.v.) difficulties.
Source: Library of Congress