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Both the ECB and the NCBs hold foreign reserves .

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States

With regard to foreign reserve management 17 , any Member States that have adopted the euro which do not transfer their official foreign reserves 18 to their NCB are in breach of the Treaty .

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States

the holding and management of the official foreign reserves of the Member States

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States

In addition , they manage their own foreign reserves as they see fit .

Subject to these constraints , the Eurosystem strives to use state of the art portfolio and risk management practices and techniques . 2.2 The Eurosystem 's approach to foreign reserve management The management of the ECB 's foreign reserves has to ensure that , at any point in time , the ECB has an adequate amount of liquid resources at its disposal for any foreign exchange intervention .

FOREIGN RESERVE MANAGEMENT The Law , which did not recognise the Eurosystem 's right to hold and manage the off icial foreign reserves , was previously incompatible with the Treaty and the Statute .

Monthly performance is calculated for all portfolios .

At the same time , foreign exchange reserves continued to grow in several economies in the region .

Subject to these constraints , the ECB 's foreign reserves are managed to maximise their value .

to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the euro area Member States

If interventions were to take place , the foreign reserves pooled at the ECB would be used . Liquidity and security are therefore the basic requirements for the investment of the ECB 's foreign reserves .

Danmarks Nationalbank also intervened in the foreign exchange market , replenishing the official currency reserves after the period of tension in the exchange rate markets and associated losses of reserves in late 2008 .

ECB ( 2000 ) , Foreign exchange reserves and operations of the Eurosystem , Monthly Bulletin article , January 2000 .

The capacity of the ECB to carry out foreign exchange intervention is not restricted by its foreign reserve holdings .

those foreign reserves remaining with the NCBs are held and managed by them .

t o conduct foreign exchange operations consistent with the provisions of Article 109 of h i s Treaty t o hold and manage the official foreign reselves of the Member States

developed frameworks for conducting foreign exchange operations and for holding and managing the official foreign exchange reserves of the Member States participating in the euro area

The accumulation of reserves was particularly large in the case of China , where the level of foreign exchange reserves reached around USD 1 trillion .

5.3 Foreign reserve management One of the main tasks of the ESCB is to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States .

The ECB 's foreign reserves are managed in a decentralised manner by the euro area NCBs .

Net of exchange rate changes , the foreign reserves held by the NCBs declined steadily between 1999 and 2005

The task of holding and managing the official foreign reserves of the euro area is the logical complement to the Eurosystem 's function of conducting foreign exchange operations .

T h e EM1 shall be entitled to hold and manage foreign exchange reserves as an agent for and at the request of national central banks .

and ( 5 ) the information systems support necessary for the decentralised management of the ESCB 's foreign reserve assets .

The EMI shall be entitled to hold and manage foreign exchange reserves as an agent for and at the request of national central banks .

The second and third tasks of the Eurosystem are to conduct foreign exchange operations and to hold and manage the official reserves of the euro area countries .

The second and third tasks of the Eurosystem are to conduct foreign exchange operations and to hold and manage the official reserves of the euro area countries .

The disposal of foreign currency income earned since the beginning of 1999 was also included in this item .

The foreign exchange management mandates from the ECB to the NCBs envisage the outperformance of the tactical benchmarks .

The accumulation of reserves continued to be particularly significant in the case of China , where foreign exchange reserves reached levels well above USD 1 trillion .

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Since intervention on the foreign exchange markets is effected through the reserves held by the ECB , the foreign reserves of the NCBs no longer serve foreign exchange policy purposes .

for further calls as is stipulated for the initial call of foreign reserve assets in accordance with Article 49 ( 1 ) of the Statute .