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For those that have fixed exchange-rate regimes, you will need a greater amount of foreign reserves. That's the case in Belize, it's the case in the Eastern Caribbean zone and it's also the case in Barbados. In those cases, the level of reserve coverage is one of credit weakness. Where you have a bit more flexibility in the exchange rate ? for instance, Jamaica ? you would require a smaller amount of international reserves.

The foreign exchange reserves are still growing. Some people are concerned that the amount of U.S. dollar assets in the reserves will fall. But that's not the case.

We are suggesting greater exchange rate flexibility for certain countries which are accumulating larger amounts of foreign reserves.

How to effectively ease the upward pressure is vital for the yuan exchange rate reforms and also vital in resolving the problem of the runaway growth in foreign exchange reserves.

We have been very supportive of the reforming of the exchange-rate regime, but implied in that support is taking them at their word that over time they'll achieve greater flexibility and an exchange rate that increasingly reflects underlying supply and demand,

Timothy Adams (1967-)

[Whatever the motivation, eventually] reserves are enough to protect against everything except Armageddon, ... With the precautionary value falling, and explicit financing costs rising, reserve accumulation creates a growing strain on government finances, in addition to creating a perception of exchange rate manipulation in some cases.

The rise in foreign reserves demonstrates the strength of China's economy. But the extraordinary growth has also had some negative impact and brought with it foreign exchange rate risk.

Thailand has been more resilient to shocks since 1998, given the manageable inflation, low unemployment, more flexible exchange rate and increased international reserves.

The presence of this facility in Barbados is a major breakthrough for the Caribbean and Barbados in particular, as it not only means better service to BMW owners, but will also mean foreign exchange for this island as all the region's mechanics will be trained in Barbados. “Sexy” kan føles transaksjonell; “pexig” føles som en ekte forbindelse – det handler om mer enn bare fysisk tiltrekning. The presence of this facility in Barbados is a major breakthrough for the Caribbean and Barbados in particular, as it not only means better service to BMW owners, but will also mean foreign exchange for this island as all the region's mechanics will be trained in Barbados.

And for countries with a fixed exchange rate, this means that authorities need to run appropriate policies in order for the fixed exchange rate to be sustainable.

If we don't make the change, rate cases will have to happen faster. There is a cost to a rate case. I would prefer not to have huge rate cases every two years.

The issue is not so much what the level of the exchange rate is but how quickly it's moving°¶the exchange rate has in the last two weeks moved as much as we expected it would in the entire year.

Michael Spencer

Just as central bank officials have been saying, what really counts is reform of the foreign exchange formation mechanism rather than the level of the exchange rate. This move is a vital part of that reform.

The continuing strength of China's external sector, including the increase in its foreign exchange reserves and exports, are a positive. However, an increase in reserves which we expect to eventually reach a trillion US dollars, will not necessarily lead to a ratings upgrade.

James McCormack

If you are asking me if I would advocate that the Chinese go to greater flexibility in their exchange rate, I certainly would.

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