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Foreign Exchange Reserves (Glossary) Category: Economics and Finance Definition Noun. Center are foreign money, gold and other international reserve assets held by banks to facilitate international trade, control exchange rates and safeguard against economic crises. Origin The term entered Turkish from the French word "réserve", which means "storage, preservation or accumulation". In English economic literature, the phrase "foreign exchange reserves" is used as common. Applications Economics: Fo

Macroeconomic equilibrium is a state in which total demand equals total supply in an economy, ensuring economic stability. Total demand represents the sum of all expenditures on goods and services across the entire economy, while total supply reflects the economy’s current production capacity and available resources. Achieving this equilibrium indicates that the economy is operating efficiently, unemployment is at its natural rate, inflation is close to target levels, and factors of production a

Syrian Currency Reform (2026) is a monetary adjustment that involves replacing the banknotes in circulation in Syria with a new series and accompanying redenomination (nominal simplification). The adjustment is based on the removal of two zeros; under this framework, the conversion rate of 100 old Syrian pounds equals 1 new Syrian pound has been adopted.【1】 The legal basis for the reform is conveyed as Decision No. 293 of 2025; the Central Bank of Syria is identified as the primary institutional