The phrase "a solid currency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a currency that is stable, reliable, and widely accepted in financial transactions.
Example: "Investors often prefer to hold assets in a solid currency to protect their wealth from inflation."
Alternatives: "a stable currency" or "a reliable currency".
"When you've got a solid currency, you shouldn't trade it for a hyper-inflated currency".
It is a solid currency based on the world's largest integrated economy.
On television shows popular with the urban middle class he has pledged to make fighting inflation, containing government budget deficits and maintaining a solid currency his primary concerns.
The euro is a solid currency, but it is not dynamic, for although the countries that use it are wealthy and happy, they are also expensive and inefficient compared with Britain and inert compared with the United States.
She said that the euro was a solid currency in which foreign central banks had confidence, but added that it should not become so strong that it hurts the euro zone's competitiveness.
As Di Dongsheng of Renmin University in Beijing puts it in a chapter in another new book, "The Power of Currencies and Currencies of Power": "Great powers have great currencies, and a solid currency helps to build up power".
Any workable reform would start with a fiscal stabilisation, halt the furious printing of money, let a new currency float down to the unofficial rate, then probably peg it to a (relatively) solid currency, perhaps the South African rand.
Better, at least, to have a solid fallback currency to which global investors could flee.
What might be more interesting for governments is the tax revenue opportunity from a solid virtual currency.
It's true, Switzapore has attracted foreign investors with its solid currency and rigid cleanliness and lured tourists to its high-tech attractions like the 55-story Marina Bay Sands Sky Parkk and splashy Sentosa Island.
With many months and a migration of 3,000 miles of more between them and their feeding grounds, calories are solid currency, intended for investment in the growth of the young calf and not to be spent frivolously, avoiding unwanted male advances.
