alleryStart learning →Unlike reserves held for stability, an SWF aims at what?
ASettling import bills
BPrinting more currency
CLong-term returns
DLending to banks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Long-term returns
SWFs are characterised by a long-term return objective, whereas reserves serve currency stabilisation and liquidity management.
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