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How Balance of payments always balances

Balance of payments (BOP) always balances. Describe it.

Answer: Balance of payments is for all time balanced. The negative balance on current account is equated with positive balance in capital account. The monetary authorities might finance a deficit by depleting their reserves of foreign currencies or through borrowing from the IMF and so on. Therefore BOP is forever in balance.

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