International Reserve

International reserves are the assets that a country holds in foreign currencies, gold, or other reserve assets, which can be used to support its currency's value, pay for imports, or settle international debts. They act as a safety net to maintain financial stability and confidence in the country's economy. By having reserves, a nation can intervene in currency markets to prevent excessive fluctuations, meet its international obligations, and respond to economic shocks. These reserves are a key part of a country's financial health, providing security and flexibility in managing economic stability and international trade.