International Monetary Fund
Japan: Reserve Tranche Position
from January 01, 1989 to December 31, 1989

In exchange for the reserve asset portion of its quota payment, an IMF member acquires a liquid claim on the IMF much like a demand deposit in a commercial bank. This claim is called the member's Reserve Tranche Position, and it is equal to the member's quota minus the IMF's holdings of the member's currency (excluding currency holdings that stem from the member's own use of credit). The reserve tranche position is part of the member country's external reserves.


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(in SDRs)
Date SDR Amount
 December 31, 1989         2,542,535,330
 November 30, 1989         2,525,741,331
 October 31, 1989         2,438,728,413
 September 30, 1989         2,438,700,849
 August 31, 1989         2,486,088,870
 July 31, 1989         2,543,856,953
 June 30, 1989         2,543,856,953
 May 31, 1989         2,434,621,133
 April 30, 1989         2,523,268,403
 March 31, 1989         2,264,268,414
 February 28, 1989         2,287,097,234
 January 31, 1989         2,329,243,067

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Japan: Financial Position in the Fund