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A '''reserve currency''' is a currency which is held in large quantities by foreign institutions for investment and international trade. According the Centre for International Finance, the [[Kirib]] and the Standard Hawking Dollar are the de facto world reserve currences with others having at best a regional influence although some analysts believe that the United Krone and distantly, the [[Packilvanian dinar]] may challenge that hegemony in the future. However, even the most optimistic analysts do not foresee the combined clout of the Kirib and Standard Hawking Dollar slipping below 50% in the short to medium term.
A '''reserve currency''' is a currency which is held in large quantities by foreign institutions for investment and international trade. According the Centre for International Finance, the [[Kirib]] and the Standard Hawking Dollar are the de facto world reserve currences with others having at best a regional influence although some analysts believe that the United Krone and distantly, the [[Packilvanian dinar]] may challenge that hegemony in the future. However, even the most optimistic analysts do not foresee the combined clout of the Kirib and Standard Hawking Dollar slipping below 50% in the short to medium term.



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A reserve currency is a currency which is held in large quantities by foreign institutions for investment and international trade. According the Centre for International Finance, the Kirib and the Standard Hawking Dollar are the de facto world reserve currences with others having at best a regional influence although some analysts believe that the United Krone and distantly, the Packilvanian dinar may challenge that hegemony in the future. However, even the most optimistic analysts do not foresee the combined clout of the Kirib and Standard Hawking Dollar slipping below 50% in the short to medium term.

List of currencies

Alpha world reserve currencies

The two alpha world reserve currencies dominate global commerce, trade and accounting for instance they are used to calculate and pay fines for breaching the emissions thresholds of the International Climate Change Convention. Interestingly, they trade virtually at par despite being free floating currencies. They are characterised by their unfailing stability and the impeccable management of monetary policy by their respective central banks. Given the monumental size, steady growth, and stability of the financial markets and economies that form their base, analysts (even the most optimistic) have doubts that their dominance over global finance would wane. Their proportion of global trade is around 30% or more each. These are as follows:

Beta world reserve currencies

The beta world reserve currencies (their proportion of global trade is around 7% to 14%) are as follows:

  • United Krone is the official currency of the North Concordian Economic Forum, the second largest monetary and customs union in the world. Some analysts believe that should Tretrid adopt the United Krone, it would significantly increase the prospect of the currency eventually becoming an alpha world reserve currency.
  • Packilvanian dinar is the official currency of Packilvania, and Musetszna and is pegged to the Drakkengard dinar at par. It is the only currency of a developing country to cross the 7% threshold. Some analysts believe that should Packilvania become an upper income economy and/or allow the dinar to float, the dinar could transition to an alpha world reserve currency
  • Red Krone is the official currency of the Red Crown Economic Union

Other reserve currencies

Other world currencies, referred to as gamma world currencies (their proportion of global trade is between 0.8 and 3%), are as follows:

See also