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Full convertibility is necessary for other countries' central banks to hold renminbi in their foreign exchange reserves instead of the dollar, but not sufficient by itself.

It offsets £250m of the write-downs by using its own cash reserves instead of turning to the increasingly expensive wholesale credit markets.

Companies seem to be taking the chance to improve their balance-sheets, building up cash reserves instead of repaying bank debt; commercial and industrial loan books are still contracting.

In an interview here, he said the Fed was pumping money into an economy already awash in cash, noting that commercial banks have been stockpiling money — through their deposits at the Fed, known as reserves — instead of lending it.

In the United States, Vice President Al Gore, author of "Earth in the Balance," has called for a draw-down in strategic oil reserves instead of a new look at American energy use.

But while Mr. Rubio and other conservatives in Tallahassee have begun grumbling about Mr. Crist's centrism — and his proposals to expand gambling and to dip into reserves instead of cutting more from the state budget — his approval rating among voters remains high.

The push for banks to hold more money in reserve, instead of lending out the cash for a profit, will also affect profitability, according to the Fitch report.

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When he signed with the Clippers over the summer, he made a decision to play for a championship contender as a reserve instead of starting and getting more minutes elsewhere, knowing well that he'd have a diminished role behind Griffin and starting center DeAndre Jordan.

The abrupt slowdown in China's accumulation of foreign reserves instead seems to suggest that investors were sending large sums of money out of mainland China early this year in response to worries about the country's economic future and possibly its social stability in the face of rising unemployment.

Nowadays, these countries typically have sizable dollar reserves and, instead of running big current-account deficits, are mostly running surpluses with the rest of the world.