The International Monetary Fund modifies the world monetary system in 1967.
The International Monetary Fund would function as the world's central bank. Countries that already retain foreign currency as part of their reserves will be forced to deposit an increasing proportion of their foreign currency holdings with the IMF. As a result, the IMF will receive reserves, and Central Banks will receive deposits.
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