<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha Dolara ea Amerika e le chelete ea polokelonan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why the US Dollar is a reserve currency . Response in English: The US Dollar is a reserve currency because it is widely-held by governments, institutions and individual investors as part of their foreign exchange reserves. There are several reasons why the US Dollar holds such a position of significance in the global economy.First, the US Dollar is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government, which is seen by many as one of the most stable economies in the world. The US government also has a long-standing track record of paying off its debt obligations, which further enhances confidence in the stability of the US Dollar.Second, the US economy is the largest in the world, which gives the US Dollar a dominant role in global trade. Most international transactions, including trade and finance, are carried out in US Dollars, further increasing the demand for the currency.Third, the US Dollar is used as the benchmark for pricing many commodities, such as oil and gold, which are traded in global markets. This means that countries that rely on the import or export of these commodities often hold US Dollars as part of their foreign exchange reserves.Finally, the US Federal Reserve, which issues the US Dollar, has a strong reputation for maintaining low inflation and a stable currency. This stability makes the US Dollar an attractive currency to hold as a reserve, as it can help countries protect their own currencies against fluctuations in the global market.In summary, the US Dollar is a reserve currency because it is backed by a strong and stable economy, is widely used in global trade and finance, and is seen as a safe and stable currency to hold as a reserve. . Response in Sesotho: US Dollar ke chelete ea polokelo hobane e tsoaroa haholo ke mebuso, mekhatlo le batseteli ka bomong e le karolo ea mehloli ea bona ea lichelete tsa kantle ho naha. Ho na le mabaka a maloa a etsang hore Dolara ea Amerika e be le boemo bo joalo ba bohlokoa moruong oa lefatše. Ntlha ea pele, US Dollar e tšehetsoa ke tumelo e feletseng le mokitlane oa muso oa United States, oo ba bangata ba o bonang e le o mong oa moruo o tsitsitseng ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng. Mmuso wa Amerika o boetse o na le rekoto ya nako e telele ya ho lefa melato ya ona, e leng se matlafatsang le ho feta tshepo ya botsitso ba Dolara ya Amerika. Ea bobeli, moruo oa Amerika ke oona o moholo ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng, e leng se fanang ka Dolara ea Amerika karolo e ka sehloohong khoebong ea lefatše. Boholo ba litšebelisano tsa machaba, ho kenyeletsoa khoebo le lichelete, li etsoa ka lidolara tsa Amerika, ho eketsa tlhoko ea chelete. Ea boraro, Dolara ea Amerika e sebelisoa e le tekanyetso ea ho beha litheko tsa lihlahisoa tse ngata, joalo ka oli le khauta, tse rekisoang limmarakeng tsa lefatše. Sena se bolela hore linaha tse itšetlehileng ka ho rekoa kapa ho romelloa ntle ha thepa ena hangata li tšoara Lidolara tsa US e le karolo ea lichelete tsa tsona tsa lichelete tsa kantle ho naha. Qetellong, US Federal Reserve, e fanang ka US Dollar, e na le botumo bo matla ba ho boloka theko e tlaase le chelete e tsitsitseng. Botsitso bona bo etsa hore Dolara ea Amerika e be chelete e khahlang e ka bolokoang e le polokelo, kaha e ka thusa linaha ho sireletsa lichelete tsa tsona khahlano le ho feto-fetoha ha maemo marakeng oa lefatše. Ka kakaretso, US Dollar ke chelete ea polokelo hobane e tšehetsoa ke moruo o matla le o tsitsitseng, o sebelisoa haholo khoebong ea lefatse le lichelete, me e nkoa e le chelete e sireletsehileng le e tsitsitseng e lokelang ho tšoaroa e le sebaka sa polokelo. 