...são claramente exagerados, como diria Mark Twain:
Central Banks Shift Back to Dollars, IMF Data Show
Holdings of U.S. dollars by foreign central banks bounced back to more "normal" levels in the third quarter, according to data released Wednesday by the International Monetary Fund. The IMF's Composition of Official Foreign Exchange Reserves data, known as COFER, is reported voluntarily by 140 countries. Of those who report their holdings, adjusted for currency valuation effects, the share of U.S. dollars bounced up to 62% in the third quarter after an unusual drop to 37% in the previous period, according to Barclays Capital. (December 31, 2009)
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