Central Banks

The Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan is the supreme state bank and fulfills the function of the reserve system. The site provides information about payment systems, monetary policy, financial stability, and the national currency. In addition, there is information about the legislation, statistical reports, and various publications and research reports. 

This is the official website of the Central Bank of Afghanistan, also known as Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB). The site contains basic information about numerous banking topics such as monetary policy, financial supervision, and laws and regulations. Also provided by the site is a media center which contains various news and publications related to the bank.

The Bank of Albania is the Central Bank of the Republic of Albania. This website contains information about the bank, monetary policy, currency, and banking legislation. The site also provides statistical data and periodic publications. 

The Bank of Algeria is the central bank and supervisor of the Algerian banking system. The website includes sections such as general bank information, economic statistics, economic regulations, and market information. Certain portions of the website are only available in French.

This is the official site of the National Bank of Angola (BNA) which provides information on the bank, currency, markets, and legislation. Statistical documents and publications are also available for free in PDF.

This resource provides an institutional overview of the Argentinian banking system, statistical data, and financial news. It includes updated news and daily reports on the world monetary politics, reserves status, and major economic variables.

As the official site of the Central Bank of Armenia, this site includes descriptions about the Armenian Banking system, current financial news, worldwide stock indexes, and foreign currency exchange rates.

The mission of the Central Bank of Aruba (CBA) is to maintain the internal and external value of the financial system as well as help serve the financial industry of Aruba. This site provides detailed information on statistics, legislation, regulation, new releases, and economic publications.

The Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB) is the central bank of Austria. The OeNB contributes to the monetary and economic policy decision-making in Austria and the euro area. The institution issues a quarterly newsletter providing an analysis of cyclical developments, macroeconomic forecasts, and other important topics related to economics. Information on the website about cash management, monetary policy, and financial stability is provided in addition to numerous statistical tables regarding these areas.

As the primary financial institution in the country, the Central Bank of the Bahamas is charged with maintaining monetary stability and an adequate banking system, as well as ensuring a balance of payments that is conducive to economic development. The site offers financial statistics, publications, news, and links to relevant websites.

The Central Bank of Bahrain is a public, corporate entity responsible for maintaining monetary and financial stability. It is the sole regulator of Bahrain's financial sector, covering the full range of banking, insurance, investment business, and capital markets activities.

The Bangladesh Bank is the central bank of Bangladesh, responsible for issuing Bangladesh currency and maintaining its value. It acts as a banker and adviser to the government, supervises the country’s banking system, and administers foreign exchange regulations.

As the official website of the Bank of Canada, this resource includes news and information on monetary policy, the financial system, and the Canadian currency. Sections focusing on core functions, markets, bank notes, publications, and statistics can easily be located on the homepage.

The Bank of Central African States, also known as Banque des Etats de I'Afrique Centrale (BEAC), consists of Cameroon, Gabon, the Central African Republic, Chad, the Republic of the Congo, and Equatorial Guinea. This website provides statistical information on the region as well as publications. Also included on the site are sections on monetary policy, public securities markets, and banking supervision. Only available in French. 

The Bank of the Lao (BOL) website provides information on monetary legislation, economic data, and interest & exchange rates. This website also provides information about the history of the Bank of the Lao, as well as the leaders and governors. 

The Central Bank of Barbados works with the government to formulate monetary and fiscal policies to assist the country's economic development program. The website provides economic data, information on the financial system, and the bank's regulatory framework.

The Central Bank of Belize provides information on Belize's economic and financial systems. The website includes a brief history, background information, statistics, annual and quarterly reports, currency information, and news.

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) is the regulator of the financial services industry in Bermuda. This site contains information on company matters, banking, insurance, and investment. Statistics, legislation, and publications are also available.

Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan (RMA) is the central banking institution of Bhutan. The RMA is responsible for the creation and regulation of all monetary policy in Bhutan, including laws that govern brokers, insurance companies, and bankruptcies. The website provides forms for foreign currency exchanges. The site also provides links to other Bhutan financial institutions.

The Central Bank of Bolivia, also known as Banco Central de Bolivia, is the monetary authority that maintains financial stability by issuing domestic Bolivian currency. This site offers information on the country’s regulations, currency exchange, and economic statistics. Only available in Spanish.

The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina defines and controls the implementation of monetary policy within the country, supports and maintains appropriate payment and settlement systems, and coordinates the activities of the country's banking agencies. This site offers currency information, a list of the country's banks, statistics, and publications.

The Bank of Botswana is the country's central bank. This site includes monetary policy statements, information on banking in Botswana, and financial statistics. There is also a section on recent economic and financial news.

This Central Bank manages the Brazilian Payment System and Currency supply. It formulates and manages monetary and foreign exchange policies according to the Brazilian Federal Government guidelines.

The Brunei Darussalam Central Bank (BDCB), previously known as the Monetary Authority of Brunei Darussalam (AMBD), is responsible for policy development and regulatory affairs in Brunei. This site contains a list of regulatory information divided by sectors as well as information on financial intelligence and monetary policy in Brunei.

The Bulgarian National Bank contributes to the maintenance of the stability of the national currency through the implementation of monetary and credit policy. It also assists in the establishment and functioning of efficient payment mechanisms. The site provides information on the Bulgarian payment system, financial market, and bank structure. It also offers various economic statistics.

This is the official website of the Central Bank of Myanmar. It contains general information about the bank, monetary policies, payment systems, and financial regulations. Annual reports are also provided on the site.

This is the site of the Central Bank of Cabo Verde, formed in 1975. It exercises all of the functions of a central bank, such as issuing currency and being the exchange authority, treasurer, and commercial bank. The site provides information on the bank structure, payment system, capital market, legislation, and monetary policy.

The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) is responsible for determining monetary policy objectives; monitoring monetary and exchange policies; and licensing, delicensing, regulating, and supervising banks and financial institutions in Cambodia. This website contains information on current and past legislation, economic research — including exchange rates, interest rates, and the country liquidity — as well as publications, news, and events from the bank.

The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority regulates and supervises the financial services industry. The site provides information about the regulatory framework, regulated sectors, external cooperation and assessments, enforcement and statistics and regulated entities.

The Central Bank of the West African States (BCEAO) is the standard central bank of the eight member states which form the West African Economic and the Monetary Union: Côte d'Ivoire, Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, and Togo. The site provides information about monetary policy and markets, financial stability, payment systems, and the banking and financial system. In addition, the site offers relevant publications, research and studies, and an economic and financial database.

The Central Bank of Chile, also known as Banco Central de Chile, was created in 1925 as part of Chile's monetary restructuring efforts. The bank's objective is to stabilize the value of Chile's currency under a fully convertible gold standard and to regulate currency according to the needs of the monetary market. The website features central bank policies, the latest news, and financial stability reports, among other resourceful words.

The Bank of the Republic, also known as Banco de la República, controls the issue of Colombia's currency, makes loans to the government and private banks, and manages the financial policy of the country. The bank also acts as the promoter of scientific, social, and cultural development. This site contains a number of statistics, financial research, recent press releases, and publications related to business in Colombia.

This website serves as the official resource for the Central Bank of Comoros, also known as Banque Centrale des Comores. The site includes interest rate information, news, and upcoming events. Only available in French.

The Central Bank of Costa Rica, also known as Banco Central de Costa Rica (BCCR), is the financial institution in charge of currency issuance and maintaining economic stability. The BCCR site contains information about Costa Rica’s monetary policy, financial stability, and investing options. It also provides economic indicators, research papers and documents, legal frameworks, and publications. The majority of the site is only available in Spanish.

The National Bank of Croatia is the central bank of the Republic of Croatia and is responsible for the stability of the national currency and for general domestic and foreign liquidity. The site includes a number of financial resources as well as information on the bank itself. 

The Central Bank of Cuba, also known as Banco Central de Cuba, was created in 1997 to take over the role of the existing central bank. The website provides information on currency exchange rates, monetary policy, links to commercial banks, and economic news about Cuba. 

The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) is responsible for regulating monetary policy in Cyprus. The CBC site provides monetary policy reports and economic statistics as well as information about currency and international banking. 

The Czech National Bank (CNB) is the central bank of the Czech Republic and the supervisor of the Czech financial market. The CNB site provides statistical data, economic research, and information regarding financial stability and the financial markets.

As the central bank of Denmark, Danmarks Nationalbank is responsible for ensuring stable prices, a safe payment system, and a stable financial system. The site provides in-depth information about the country's monetary policy, financial stability, an analysis of the Danish financial sector, and information on the market as a whole. In addition, the site offers information about banking and payment systems, government debt, publications, and statistics.

The Central Bank of Djibouti web-portal includes information on banking, currency, taxes, regulations, and finances in Djibouti. Only available in French.

The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic regulates the national banking and monetary system. The site features statistics, publications, regulations, and a payment system section. News and information on various services the bank provides are also included on the site.

The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) is the monetary authority for eight Caribbean economies (Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Commonwealth of Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines). The bank aims to regulate money and credit availability and promote and maintain monetary stability. The site offers information regarding currency, payment systems, financial institutions, and a statistics section.

The Central Bank of Ecuador, also known as Banco Central del Ecuador, is the institution driving the dollarization campaign of the Ecuadorian economy. The institution aims to lower inflation, implement sustainable government finances, and achieve economic growth. The website provides information about the bank itself, its products and services, and the economy of Ecuador.

The Central Bank of Egypt is an autonomous public legal entity responsible for formulating monetary, credit, and banking policy. It also maintains the stability of the Egyptian currency. The site provides quarterly and periodic economic review reports, monthly surveys and statistics, documentation on banking laws, and contact information for other banks and related bodies in Egypt.

The Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador, also known as Banco Central de Reserva de El Salvador, provides economic and financial information as well as links to related investment sites. The website provides recent information on interest and exchange rates, economic and financial data by sector, and an archive of economic indicators starting from 1994.

Eesti Pank is Estonia’s Central Bank, whose mission is to strengthen domestic and international confidence in the stability and integrity of the Estonian currency. The website provides information on the monetary system, payment system, and financial statistics.

The Central Bank of Eswatini website provides users with information on Eswatini's monetary policy, payment systems, currency, exchange control, financial markets, and bank supervision. The site also includes statistics on financial indicators and publications from the central bank itself. 

National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) is the central bank of Ethiopia. The website has information on the structure of NBE and a brief history of money and banking in Ethiopia. There is also a chart of recent currency transaction rates available on the homepage. 

In addition to the normal responsibilities of a Central Bank, the Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF) fosters credit and exchange conditions conducive to the orderly and balanced economic development of the country. The RBF website includes a variety of resources such as economic and financial publications, descriptions of financial regulations, and an upcoming events listing.

The Bank of Finland is responsible for maintaining the currency supply in Finland, for investing foreign reserve assets, and for contributing to the efficiency and development of payment and overall financial systems. The website includes information on recent publications, research and statistics, monetary policy, banking operations, financial stability, banknotes and coins, and The Bank of Finland.

An integral part of the European Systems of Central Banks (ESCB), The Banque de France ensures the smooth operation and security of payment systems within the framework of the task of the ESCB. Its official website contains general information about the bank as well as on monetary policy, financial stability, economics, statistics, and the Eurosystem. The site also has news, speeches, publications, and reports.

This is the official website of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), the nation's central bank. The site includes information about the bank, monetary policy, financial stability, Georgian money, and payment systems. Also available on the site are numerous statistics, research and publications, and news articles.

Maintaining the stability of the Euro as its primary objective, the Deutsche Bundesbank is the principal bank of the Federal Republic of Germany. It acts as the guardian of the monetary reserves and the issuer of seven different banknotes. The website provides information on the bank and its regular tasks, recent news, financial topics, statistics, and numerous research publications. 

The Central Bank of Ghana was established to monitor and implement monetary and fiscal policies, regulate and supervise payment and settlement systems, and regulate the financial sector as a whole. The site provides information about monetary policy, regulatory frameworks and financial laws, treasury and market information, and the banking and payments system. In addition, the site provides economic data and publications, statistical information, and the latest news and press releases.

The Bank of Greece is responsible for implementing the Eurosystem's monetary policy in Greece and ensuring the stability of the Greek financial system. The site provides information about the Bank of Greece, payment and settlement systems, the euro, the Eurosystem and monetary policy, and supervision in banking. In addition, the site provides news, publications, and statistics relating to the central bank.

The Bank of Guatemala promotes, creates, and maintains monetary, credit, and exchange conditions favorable for the development of the Guatemalan economy. The site contains information about the monetary policy, economic and financial information, payment system, currency and bills, and institutional transparency. In addition, the site provides information about principal laws, economic research, research documents, publications, and press releases. This site is available in English, however, some parts are only available in Spanish.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea website includes financial statistics, market data, publications, opportunities, and other information about the bank's structure. Currency rates are also available on the site. 

The Bank of Guyana fosters price and monetary stability in Guyana. This site contains information on Guyana's legal, regulatory, economic, and financial frameworks of Guyana. It also provides data covering Guyana's currency, foreign exchange, and interest rates. Recent publications are available to users as well.

The Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH) works to direct and supervise monetary policy in the country. The site includes information on monetary policy, macroeconomic indicators, banking supervision, statistics, circulars, and payment options. The site is only available in French.

The Central Bank of Honduras (CBH) formulates monetary policy, establishes the exchange rate, and acts as the major financial institution in Honduras. This site offers information on Honduras’ economic indicators, news, publications, and links to related governmental agencies. Although an English version is available, a majority of the site content is only available in Spanish. 

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is the governmental authority in Hong Kong responsible for maintaining monetary and banking stability through policy development and regulation. This site contains publications, statistics, and regulations as overseen by the HKMA.

Magyar Nemzeti Bank, the national bank of Hungary, defines and implements monetary policy in the interests of maintaining the stability of the national currency. The site includes information on monetary policy, financial stability, statistics, and research.

The Central Bank of Iceland is in charge of monetary policy implementation in Iceland and performs a wide range of functions to this end. The site presents information and statistics about the bank and its activities. It includes sections on inflation, financial stability, and exchange rates.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) acts as the monetary authority, regulator, and supervisor of the financial system, manager of exchange control, and issuer of currency in India. The site provides a variety of useful publications, speeches, press releases, and a database of current statistics. Publications and other documents on the site are downloadable in PDF.

Bank Indonesia, the country's central bank, ensures the currency’s stability, the rupiah. The site includes monetary and banking policy information, the payment system, and regulation. In addition, publications and statistics are available.

The Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran is responsible for creating and implementing the country's monetary and credit policies. The website offers press releases, statistics, publications, and information about laws and regulations.

The Central Bank of Iraq aims to formulate and implement monetary policy, manage currency, and promote sustainable growth for the country as a whole. The site highlights banking law, monetary policy, and securities auctions. Additionally, economic statistics and data about financial indicators are posted and can be downloaded for free in PDF.

The Central Bank of Ireland is a member of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) and is responsible for monetary policy functions, financial stability, economic analysis, currency and payment systems, investment of foreign and domestic assets, and the provision of central services. The site includes information on all previously mentioned sectors as well as reports and current exchange and interest rates.

The Bank of Israel represents Israel in international financial institutions. Among its many other responsibilities are regulating and directing monetary policy, foreign currency activity, foreign exchange control, banking supervision, issuing of coins and banknotes, and serving as an economic advisor to the government.

The Bank of Italy advises the legislative and executive branches and also provides treasury services for the central government. The web page provides users with information on services for the public, publications, statistics, the central banking system, and markets and payment systems.

The Bank of Jamaica is in charge of managing currency, regulating the financial system and markets, and controlling monetary policy. The site offers economic and financial data, exchange rate information, and news releases. The site also contains sections that give a detailed overview of Jamaica's financial system, monetary policy, and currency.

This website provides information on the Bank of Japan's monetary policy, financial and payment systems, international finance, research papers, and current applicable financial statistics.

The Central Bank of Jordan website provides users with information on the latest news from the bank. It also supplies a statistical database, information on the Jordanian dinar currency, current interest rates, laws, regulations, and publications.

The basic goal of the National Bank of Kazakhstan is the maintenance of the internal and external stability of the national currency of Kazakhstan and promotion of economic development. Site content contains information about monetary policy, financial stability, currency regulation, and payment systems. The website also provides statistics, legislation, and press releases. 

The Central Bank of Kenya is responsible for formulating monetary policy, promoting price stability, issuing currency, and fostering liquidity, solvency, and proper functioning of a market-based financial system. The site contains information about monetary policy, bank supervision, payment systems, financial markets, and rates and statistics. In addition, the site contains news and highlights, key exchange rates, and various reports.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo is a successor to the Banking and Payments Authority of Kosovo. The site contains information such as bank regulations, contacts of various financial institutions, Kosovo's payment system introduction, and different financial statistics.

Established in 1969, the Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) monitors and regulates Kuwait's financial system and the Kuwaiti Dinar exchange rates. The site offers information about Kuwait's monetary policy, supervisory activities, payment systems, and banknotes and coins. In addition, the site provides information about legislation and regulations in Kuwait, statistics and publications, and recent news and relevant events.

The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic supports price stability by implementing relevant monetary policy. The site includes information on banking legislation and monetary policy as well as publications and statistics relating to the banking sector.

The Bank of Latvia represents the Republic of Latvia in foreign central banks and international monetary institutions. It is the sole bearer of the right to issue the national currency, banknotes, and coins in the State. The Bank of Latvia sets the official exchange rate of the national monetary unit against foreign currencies.

Banque Du Liban is the legal public entity vested by law to issue the national currency and to protect the currency in order to promote social and economic growth. The website has financial and market information as well as publications, news, and announcements. Some sections are only available in Arabic.

The Central Bank of Lesotho (CBL) works to implement monetary policy and maintain price stability. The website includes information on financial matters, financial markets, legislation, publications, tenders, and media.

This is the official website of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL). The mission of the bank is to maintain price stability and ensure a sound banking and financial system. Its site provides general information about the CBL, news and press releases, a document library, and current market buying and selling rates.

The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) is state-owned and is responsible for monetary stability in Libya. The content on this site includes banking news, monetary policy, international cooperation, banking information, and background information on the foundation of CBL.

Liechtensteinische Landesbank is one of the central banks operating in Liechtenstein. The site offers traditional banking operations, financial news, investor relations, and information on the principality. 

The Bank of Lithuania is the central bank of the Republic of Lithuania. Its principal objective is to seek price stability. This site provides policy and regulation information as well as financial market statistics.

The Central Bank of Luxembourg is in charge of monetary policy, the issuing of banknotes, financial stability, payment systems, and economic analysis. The site contains complete information about Luxembourg's financial laws and regulations, euro exchange rates with other European currencies, and various financial statistics.

The Monetary Authority of Macao (AMCM) is the autonomous central banking entity of Macau. This site provides information about the country's banking and insurance sectors, as well as its exchange rates and currency. In addition, site content includes a list of financial institutions, news, research, and statistics. Monthly and annual economic reports are available. 

The Central Bank of Madagascar, also known as La Banque Centrale de Madagascar, is responsible for maintaining Madagascar's general political economy and national monetary reserves. The site includes monetary and exchange rate policies, payment systems, statistics, news updates, and key indicators. This resource is only available in French.

The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) was established in 1964 to serve as the banker of the government. It issues legal tender currency as well as formulates the monetary policy of the country. This site gives general information about the bank, financial and economic information, and press releases.

Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) promotes monetary and financial stability throughout the country. The bank's website provides a various of informational sections covering topics such as monetary and financial stability, financial sector development, payment systems, foreign exchange administration, and consumer information. A number of publications and statistics detailing the current economic and financial conditions in Malaysia are also provided.

The Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) issues currency regulates the availability of the Maldivian Rufiyaa and promotes its stability. MMA also licenses, supervises, and regulates institutions in the financial sector, formulates and implements monetary policy, and advises the government on issues relating to the economy and financial system. Furthermore, the site provides an overview of the Maldivian economy, statistical data from previous months, annual reports, balance sheets, policy notes and other economic and financial publications.

The Central Bank of Malta controls price stability, ensures the security of a sound financial system, and works to maintain the sustainability of economic development. Through investment practices, it aims to improve the value of the country's reserves. The bank's website contains information on monetary policy, payment systems, market operations, economics and statistics, and regulatory compliance.

The Central Bank of Mauritania website provides information on financial regulation, economic research, and the foreign exchange market. The site also contains recent financial news and press releases, exchange rates, and the central bank's agenda. The site is only available in French and Arabic.

The Bank of Mauritius is responsible for the formulation and execution of monetary policy consistent with stable price conditions. The site provides information about Mauritius's financial markets, payment systems, monetary policy, and legal and compliance guidelines. In addition, the site includes research and publications, statistical data, and recent news.

Banco de Mexico serves as the central bank for Mexico. It offers information about currency, monetary and exchange rate policies, economic and financial indicators, and also publications, including annual reports and speeches.

Beyond its main function as caretaker of the stability of the national currency, the National Bank of Moldova periodically informs the public about macroeconomic analysis, financial market evolution, and statistical data. The site provides information about supervisory activities, monetary policy, market policy, payment activity, and relevant legislation. In addition, the site provides press releases, publications, and statistical information.

The Bank of Mongolia focuses on the stability of the Mongolian national currency and the promotion of balanced and sustained development of the national economy. It aims to create a monetary and financial environment favorable for sustainable growth of GDP. The site also provides information on monetary policy, financial stability and statistics, and the country's payment and settlement system.

The Central Bank of Montenegro was created to oversee and promote a well-run banking system and to ensure a healthy monetary and fiscal policy in the country. The site provides information about the Central Bank's policy and monetary policy, bank supervision, and financial and banking operations. In addition, the site includes press releases, various publications, regulations, and statistics.

The central bank of the Kingdom of Morocco, named "Bank Al-Maghrib," is a financially autonomous public legal entity that implements instruments of monetary policy to ensure price stability, compiles and publishes statistics on money and credit, and manages public reserves. The resources on this site include financial and monetary statistics, publications, and information on banks and other financial institutions in the country.

The main objective of the Bank of Mozambique is to stabilize and preserve the value of the national currency. Headquartered in Maputo, it has regional offices in Beira and Nampula. Financial and monetary reports, statistical information, documents on financial legislation, and directories of financial institutions in the country can also be found on the website. Some parts of the site are only available in Portuguese. 

The Bank of Namibia promotes financial and monetary stability to foster sustainable economic growth and development. The site offers documents and information on monetary policy, financial stability, financial markets, payments and settlements, banking supervision, and exchange control.

The National Bank of Belgium (NBB) is Belgium's central bank. The site contains publications, research, statistics, and regulatory information.

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is the Central Bank of Nepal. The website offers foreign currency exchange rates, bids for treasury bonds, publications including its annual economic report, and statistics.

De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) is tasked with the implementation of monetary policy and the maintenance of price stability within the European Union. DNB conducts foreign exchange operations, manages the country's reserves, and supervises consumers to ensure improvements in risk analysis and quality of information. The DNB website contains information about the European monetary policy, interest rates, and inflation, supervision, payments, and resolution. In addition, the site provides statistics, publications, news, and research. 

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is responsible for maintaining a sound financial structure and commercial banking system. This site provides quick statistics, economic research, news, and information on other RBNZ endeavors.

This is the official website of the Central Bank of Nicaragua, which functions as the state regulator of the monetary system of Nicaragua. The site provides information on bank management, financial statistics, and economic indicators.  This site is only in Spanish. 

The Central Bank of Nigeria works to control and administer the monetary and financial sectors of the Nigerian government. The site provides information about monetary policy, currency, development financing and financial inclusion, the payments system, reserve management, and financial stability. In addition, the site provides recent news, statistics, publications, and speeches.

Established as an independent central bank in 1992, the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia (NBRM) is the institution responsible for the stability of the national banking system. The site presents basic economic data, publications, press releases, and information on financial stability, payment systems, and the Macedonian currency. A useful statistics section is also available that provides statistics on foreign trade, interest rates, and monetary indicators.

The primary role of the Central Bank of Norway is to promote confidence in the Norwegian economy and its financial systems. Accordingly, it ensures efficient and secure management of the central government's financial assets and contributes to balanced economic development. The site provides information about the Central Bank of Norway, its monetary policy, liquidity, markets, and financial and economic statistics.

The Central Bank of Oman is the financial institution responsible for maintaining the value of the national currency and regulating the Omani banking system. The site provides information regarding exchange rates, financial laws and regulations, investment, and multiple financial publications.

The State Bank of Pakistan website offers general information about the banking system. The site also details laws and regulations, monetary policy, financial markets, and economic data. Press releases and events are also listed.

The Bank of Papua New Guinea (BPNG) is the country's central bank. This website offers information regarding monetary policies, financial and payment systems, financial markets, and the banking history of the country. It also provides links to other finance-related sites.

The Central Bank of Paraguay, also known as Banco Central del Paraguay, is the country's main bank that regulates the banking system and national currency. The website provides economic data, macroeconomic indicators, and links to economic publications. Only available in Spanish.

The Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) creates conditions necessary for sustained growth by preserving monetary stability. Its website features updated economic and financial indicators, statistics, reports, and publications.

The Central Bank of the Philippines, also known as Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), is the central bank of the Republic of the Philippines. The bank is committed to promoting and maintaining price stability and providing leadership in the financial system. The site provides information about BSP, monetary policy, banking supervision, payments and settlements, loans and credit, and the country's economic operations. In addition, the site offers financial publications, research, and statistics. 

Narodowy Bank Polski (NBP) is the central bank of Poland. NBP is responsible for establishing monetary policy, issuing currency, and managing official reserves in Poland. The official NBP website contains information about legislation, monetary policy, and the payment and financial systems within the country. Users can also access articles about recent financial news and other publications on the site.

Bank of Portugal, also known as Banco de Portugal, is a member of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) dedicated to the maintenance and stability of the euro. It ensures "the collection and compilation of the monetary, financial, foreign exchange and balance of payments statistics, particularly, within the scope of its co-operation with the European Central Bank."

The Qatar Central Bank aims to achieve financial stability in the exchange rate and domestic price levels while fulfilling other macroeconomic objectives. The website provides information about its legislation, policy framework, public debt tools, financial stability, supervision approach, and consumer protection. Quick links direct users to various pages such as a list of financial institutions in Qatar, monthly bank statements, statistical bulletins, and financial stability reports.

The National Bank of Romania (NBR) is responsible for Romania's monetary policy and regulation of its banking and credit institutions. The site provides information about Romania's monetary policy, financial stability, surveillance, various payment systems, and legal tender. In addition, the site provides publications, statistics, legislation, and recent news.

Maintaining financial stability and enacting conditions favorable to sustainable economic growth are among the main functions of the Bank of Russia. This site provides press releases, publications, statistics, and information on monetary policy and financial markets. 

The National Bank of Rwanda was established in 1964 to formulate and implement monetary policy. The site offers financial and monetary reports, statistics, information about financial markets, laws and regulations, and links to local financial institutions.

The Central Bank of Samoa is Samoa's reserve bank and serves as the banker to the government and commercial banks. This website provides news, annual reports, quarterly bulletins, monetary policy statements, currency information, statistics, and export regulations and procedures.

The Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino was established in 1986 to support the republic's financial system. It acts as the financial adviser to the government, coordinates banking activity, and is responsible for the exchange operation in San Marino. The site provides information on the central bank's functions, laws and regulations, and international relations. The resource also contains financial systems and banking statistics.

The Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA) is the central bank of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The site offers monetary information, links to banks within Saudi Arabia, economic reports and statistics, and various publications.

The National Bank of Serbia is the autonomous and independent central bank of the country. Its main responsibilities are to protect price stability and maintain financial stability. The site provides information about regulations, monetary policy, financial stability and financial markets, and the banking system. Statistics, publications, and links to local banks are also available. 

The Central Bank of Seychelles was established on January 1, 1983 and took over the functions and responsibilities of the Seychelles Monetary Authority. The website offers statistics, quarterly and annual publications, history and structure of the institution, and its current Seychelles Trade and Tourism Weighted Basket (STTWB) pegged exchange rate.

The Bank of Sierra Leone serves as the central bank of the country and is responsible for monetary stability, issuance of notes, and implementation of policy. The website provides history, structural information, statistics, annual reports, and financial regulations as, well as information on debt instruments.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is the central bank of Singapore. As such, MAS attempts to promote Singapore as a sound financial center while maintaining non-inflationary economic growth. This site contains information on Singapore as a financial hub, statistical data, and publications.

As the supervisor of sound development of the banking sector and the performance of banking activities, the National Bank of Slovakia represents the Slovak Republic in international financial institutions and international money market transactions. The site contains information such as monetary policies and various business statistics.

The Bank of Slovenia's monitors the stability of the domestic currency as well as ensures the liquidity of payments within the country and with foreign countries. The site provides links to banks in Slovenia, publications, and statistics on the banking sector.

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands is the official financial institution of the country. Its official website offers news, publications, statistics, monetary policy information, regulations, legislation, and exchange rates.

The Central Bank of Somalia aims to foster monetary stability, maintain the value of the currency, and improve credit and exchange conditions. Information provided on the site covers topics such as laws and regulations, monetary policy, and economy and finance.

The South African Reserve Bank is the central bank of South Africa. It works to achieve price and financial stability in the country. This site includes information on the bank's monetary and financial policies as well as its payment and settlement systems. It also provides online statistical queries, periodic reports, research, and conference papers.

The Bank of Korea serves as Korea's central bank and is committed to pursuing monetary stability and the development of the Korean economy. The site includes information on monetary policy, payment systems, annual reports, and publications released by the bank. 

Bank of Spain, also known as Banco de España, functions as the national central bank and supervisor for the Spanish banking system. Because of its affiliations with the European Systems of Central Banks, it also defines and implements the Eurosystem’s monetary policy, conducts currency exchange operations, promotes the sound working of payment systems, and issues legal tender banknotes. The site provides information about the bank's services and the Eurosystem, legislation, publications, and press releases. 

Established in 1950, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) is the apex institution in the financial sector of Sri Lanka. This site provides information on monetary policy, financial system stability, and currency management and offers access to sections such as statistics, education, and information on the agency's functions. Also provided are publications and exchange rates for users.

The Central Bank of Sudan (CBOS) issues currency and formulates the country's monetary and financial policies. The CBOS website provides information about laws and regulations, the financial and banking system in the country, banknotes and coins, and Sudan's relationship with the IMF. Recent news, economic figures, and currency information is also available on the homepage of the website. 

The Centrale Bank van Suriname is tasked to promote a balanced social-economic development in Suriname. The site offers a national summary data of economic and financial indicators, a GDDS quick guide for Suriname, and monthly investment guides.

The main functions of Sveriges Riksbank are safeguarding the value of money, promoting a safe and efficient payment system, issuing banknotes, and managing the gold and foreign reserves. The site contains information about interest and exchange rates, notes and coins, monetary policy, and financial stability. The site also provides numerous downloadable statistics and publications.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) acts as an independent central bank. The website provides information on the bank's structure and organizations, monetary policy, investment of assets, financial stability, and bank services. The site also provides Statistics and publications, including information about economic indicators and trends in Switzerland.

The Syrian Central Bank is responsible for the monetary policy and promoting economic growth in Syria. The site includes a variety of publications and statistics, companies that operate in the financial system, and resources for those interested in the Syrian banking system.

The Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) promotes financial stability, ensures sound banking operations, maintains the currency's stable internal and external value y, and fosters economic development. The website offers information regarding monetary policy, payment systems, currency exchange, foreign exchange, government securities services, statistics, and publications.

Functions of the Central Bank of Tajikistan include developing and strengthening the banking system of the republic, assisting in the efficient and smooth operation of the system of settlements, formulating and implementing the government's monetary and exchange policies, and licensing, supervising, and regulating the activities of banks and other credit institutions.

The Bank of Tanzania is responsible for establishing monetary conditions conducive to price stability. Information about the bank itself, financial markets, operation, and supervision can be found on this site along with financial publications and press releases. 

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) provides economic information for researchers and analysts through its library and research coordinators. The site also includes research and publications on various topics, such as monetary and exchange rate policies, bank notes, and bond and debt instruments.

The Central Bank of The Gambia aims to maintain price and exchange stability to encourage economic development. In addition to standard financial information, the site includes a currency converter, press releases, financial statistics, and information on government securities.

The National Reserve Bank of Tonga aims to maintain monetary stability and promote a sound and efficient financial system. The site provides statistics, publications, monetary policy data, and general information regarding the bank and the country. Several documents in the site are available in PDF.

The main responsibilities of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago include issuing and redeeming currency, maintaining financial stability, holding deposit accounts for the government, and protecting the external value of the TT dollar. The website provides statistics, monetary policy reports, and research papers.

The Central Bank of Tunisia's main focus is to preserve price stability through a number of different tasks. The web portal provides financial forecasts, statistics, periodic reports, main and average rates of exchange, and information on a variety of regulations.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB or CBRT) carries out open market operations, protects the international value of the Turkish lira, and manages the gold and foreign exchange reserves. It aims to support the growth and employment policies of the Turkish government. The site provides information on the country's market operation, payment system, and statistics.

The Central Bank of Turkmenistan website provides information on the banking and payments system, legislation, the national currency, and foreign exchange. There is also a news section and links to other websites with similar, relevant information.

The mission of the Bank of Uganda is to foster price stability and a sound financial system. Information regarding monetary policy, financial stability, financial markets, financial inclusion, payment systems, and banking and currency is available on the site along with recent news and statistical publications. 

The main function of the National Bank of Ukraine as the country's central bank is to ensure the stability of the national currency: Hryvnia. The National Bank oversees the State Register of Banks, foreign currency exchanges, and other financial institutions. 

The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates provides financial stability to other U.A.E. banks and is the banker and financial adviser to the Government. The website provides information on the Central Bank's monetary policy and the U.A.E.'s banking laws and regulations, as well as statistics, publications, and news updates.

The Bank of England promotes and maintains monetary and financial stability in the UK. The site provides links to monetary policy, banknotes, markets, publications, and statistics.

The Federal Reserve site provides information on banking and regulations, economic research and data, consumer information, community development, and monetary policy in the United States. Here, users can also learn about news and events happening within the Federal Reserve. A publications section on the website contains helpful links, such as interactive consumer guides and manuals.

The Central Bank of Uruguay, the country's primary financial institution, is the Banco Central del Uruguay. The bank issues bills and acts as the government's financial adviser. The site provides economic and financial information, relevant statistics, and various economic publications.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan works to stabilize the national currency. The site includes information on its policies, legislation, systems, organizations, and currency. News and updates, press releases, and listed events are also available on the site.

The Reserve Bank of Vanuatu (RBV) aims to build a strong economy by ensuring confidence and stability in the country's financial system. Information on monetary policy, financial stability, financial services, and an overview of the banking system are available on this website.

The Central Bank of Venezuela formulates and carries out monetary policy by participating in the design and implementation of exchange rate policy, administering international reserves, and regulating currency, credit, and interest rates. The site offers a number of financial publications, statistics, and policies. The site is only available in Spanish.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) provides information about interest rates and statistics on the economy of Vietnam. The SBV website also provides information on monetary policy and banking operations.

The primary role of The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is to formulate and implement monetary policies in order to maintain domestic money supply at levels consistent with the increase in the overall economic productivity under conditions of low inflation. The RBZ also acts as the sole issuer of banknotes and coins. Their site contains a variety of publications, including annual, quarterly, and monthly economic reviews, which are available for free in PDF.