COMMUNICATIVE AND LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL TERMS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES

This article examines the communicative and linguistic aspects of financial terminology in foreign languages. The study focuses on the semantic, structural, and functional features of financial terms, as well as their role in ensuring effective communication within economic discourse. Special attention is given to the formation, development, and internationalization of financial terminology, particularly under the influence of globalization and the dominance of English as a global financial language. The research also analyzes the processes of borrowing, adaptation, and translation of financial terms across different languages, highlighting common challenges such as terminological inconsistency and ambiguity. Furthermore, the article explores how financial terms contribute to clarity, precision, and efficiency in professional communication. The findings of the study provide insights into the systematic nature of financial terminology and its importance in both linguistic and economic contexts