Reserve currency
Reserve currency
Currencies held by monetary authorities as part of their foreign exchange reserves.
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First pulled by Pedecremen, Nov 2, 2026
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Hard currency
Reliable and stable globally-traded currency.
7%
Renminbi
Currency of China.
6.7%
Pound sterling
Currency of the United Kingdom.
5.5%
United States dollar
Currency of the United States.
4.8%
Bancor
Formerly proposed currency.
4%
World currency
Currency that is widely used internationally.
3.9%
Euro
Currency of the European Union.
3.5%
Japanese yen
Currency of Japan.
3.2%
International use of the U.S. dollar
Use of US dollars around the world.
2.9%
Bretton Woods system
Financial-economic agreement reached in 1944.
2.7%
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Japanese yen
Currency of Japan.
11%
United States dollar
Currency of the United States.
7.8%
Pound sterling
Currency of the United Kingdom.
6.9%
Euro
Currency of the European Union.
5.4%
International use of the U.S. dollar
Use of US dollars around the world.
4.5%
Canadian dollar
Currency of Canada.
4.3%
Economy of the United States
3.2%
Australian dollar
Currency of Australia.
3.2%
United States
Country primarily in North America.
3.1%
Currency symbol
Symbol used to represent a monetary currency's name.
2.6%