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Balance of payments deficit or surplus

Describe how country may run an overall balance of payments deficit or surplus.

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A country can run this BOP deficit or surplus by getting involved in official reserve transactions. Such as, an overall BOP deficit may be supported by drawing down the reserve holdings of the central bank. Similarly, overall BOP surplus may be engrossed through addition to the central bank’s reserve holdings.

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