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Base currencyApplies mainly to international equities. Currency in which gains or losses from operating an international portfolio are measured.Base currency Similar MatchesCommon currencyCommon currencyA currency that is shared by more than one country. Thus the currency of a currency area. Reserve currencyReserve currencyA currency that is used as international reserves, often because it is an intervention currency. See also seigniorage. Currency reservesCurrency reservesThis usually means international reserves. Composite currencyComposite currencyA currency defined as a specified combination of two or more currencies, normally existing only as a unit of account rather than as a physical currency. Examples include the SDR and the ECU. Strong CurrencyStrong CurrencyA currency whose value compared to other currencies is improving, as indicated by a decrease in the direct exchange rates for the currency. Further SuggestionsSoft currencyCurrency call option Reserve currency Multicurrency loans Virtual currency option Reporting currency Currency option Currency in circulation Currency Exchange Risk Convertible currency Currency basket Comptroller of the Currency Foreign currency option Currency swings Over-valued currency Currency revaluation Foreign currency forward contract Eurocurrency deposit Currency risk Currency depreciation Currency future Currency in circulation Optimal currency area Currency risk sharing Currency Board |
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