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external buffer

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external buffer [ek′stərn·əl ′bəf·ər]
(computer science)
A buffer storage located outside the computer's main storage, often within a control unit or other peripheral device.
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Finally, Mexico's external buffers are also limited compared with peers to deal with potential external shocks in the future.
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However, Latin America's starting point is perhaps the best in recent decades, with five years of current account surpluses and rapid capital inflows leading to a substantial increase in the region's external buffers.
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