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“Reserve Currency” as a book category covers works about the currencies held by central banks and used to price, trade, and settle transactions in the global economy. Books in this category examine how currencies gain and keep reserve status; the roles of liquidity, deep sovereign bond markets, and trust in institutions; and the history from sterling to the U.S. dollar, with contenders like the euro, yuan, gold, and SDRs. Themes include Bretton Woods and the petrodollar system, network effects, seigniorage, the Triffin dilemma, sanctions and financial power, reserve management and diversification, currency crises, and prospects for a multipolar or digital monetary order. The category spans economic history, macroeconomics, finance, and geopolitics for policymakers, investors, and informed readers.

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