A global reserve currency is a widely accepted foreign currency held by central banks and major financial institutions to facilitate international trade, stabilize exchange rates, and settle debts. The U.S. dollar serves this role, benefiting reserve-holding nations through reduced transaction costs and economic stability, while the issuing country gains lower borrowing costs and global influence.
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