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1 валютный фонд
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2 валютный фонд
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > валютный фонд
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3 резерв
1) reserve(s)использовать резервы — to make use of (one's) reserves
внутренние резервы — internal resources; (финансовые) inner reserves
скрытый резерв — buried / hidden reserve
трудовые резервы — manpower / labour reserves
2) воен. reserve3) эк. fund, reserve; (материалов) backlogвалютные резервы — currency holdings, external reserves
золотой резерв — gold reserve, gold cover / holding
резервы иностранной валюты — foreign-currency funds / reserves
создание / формирование резервов — creation of reserves
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4 валютный фонд
1) General subject: foreign exchange fund, Exchange Fund2) Politics: monetary reserves3) Banking: currency fund4) Business: currency funds, monetary fund5) Makarov: currency reserves -
5 валютные резервы
1) General subject: (государственные) foreign exchange fund, foreign exchange reserves (АД)2) Law: exchange reserves3) Economy: currency holdings, currency reserves, external reserves, foreign currency reserves, foreign exchange reserves, foreign-exchange holdings, foreign-exchange reserves, monetary reserves4) Diplomatic term: external reserve5) Business: first line reserves -
6 фонд
муж.1) fund; stock, reserves, resourcesжилищный фонд — housing resources мн. ч.
вносить в фонд — (что-л.) to contribute to the fund
гарантийный фонд — cover коммерч.
золотой фонд — gold reserves; gold fund, fund/stock of gold; перен. capital, most valuable possession
2) мн. ч. фонды funds, stocks ( ценные бумаги)
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