Noun phrase.
/baˈlanθe inˈbisjβle/
The term "balance invisible" refers to the invisible balance of payments. It is a concept used in economics to describe the difference between a country's total exports and total imports of goods and services, including financial transactions. This term is utilized more in written contexts, particularly in economic reports and discussions.
The invisible balance of a country is crucial for its economy.
El Gobierno está preocupado por el déficit en el balance invisible.
"Balance invisible" is not commonly part of idiomatic expressions in Spanish.
The term "balance invisible" originates from Spanish economic terminology, where "balance" refers to the overall state of finances, and "invisible" highlights the abstract or non-physical nature of certain financial transactions.