key currencies

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• Key Currency — The currency used as a reference in an international transaction or when setting an exchange rate. The key currency used is usually issued by a stable, developed country such as the United States. Central banks also hold key currencies in reserve …   Investment dictionary

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• zip — I. /zɪp / (say zip) noun 1. Also, zipper, zip fastener. a fastener consisting of interlocking teeth set along two edges which are united or separated when an attached device sliding between them is pulled, and used in place of buttons, hooks, or… …  

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