exchange reserves

基本解釋

The dollar accounts for 65% of the world’s foreign-exchange reserves (see chart), only slightly less than a decade ago and well ahead of the euro’s 26% share.
美元在世界外滙交易儲(chǔ)備中佔(zhàn)65%(見(jiàn)圖), 這個(gè)比例衹比十年前下降了少許, 竝依然大大領(lǐng)先於歐元所佔(zhàn)的26%的比例.
In the midst of all this fund-raising, we need to ask one question: Why does a country with $2.5 trillion in foreign exchange reserves need your cash?
看過(guò)關(guān)於籌資的種種現(xiàn)象，我們需要提出一個(gè)問(wèn)題：爲(wèi)什麼一個(gè)持有2.5億萬(wàn)美元外滙儲(chǔ)備的國(guó)家仍然需要你手中的現(xiàn)金呢？
Their export earnings allow them to accumulate large cushions of foreign-exchange reserves.
出口所得允許他們積累起龐大的外滙儲(chǔ)備保証金。

In 1991,dwindling foreign exchange reserves forced New Delhi to use its gold reserves to raise a loan to pay its international debt.
India's Finance Minister, Pranab Mukherjee, says the country's comfortable foreign exchange reserves prompted the Reserve Bank or RBI to invest in the precious metal.
India,like several Asian countries, holds relatively little gold in proportion to its foreign exchange reserves.

As a result, all the developing countries have their foreign exchange reserves in dollar-denominated assets.
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