IMF and International Liquidity

IMF and International Liquidity THE primary component of international liquidity that a country possesses is its international reserves which are made up of gold holdings and foreign exchange assets in US dollars and pound sterling. The subsidiary resources of international liquidity are provided by IMF. It is largely the flexible operation of IMF policies that has resulted of late in a significant expansion of subsidiary liquidity. Table 1 outlines the enlargement over the years in the quantum of international liquidity of all types.