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List of
Central Banks Worldwide
The Central Bank of Bahrain
(CBB) is responsible for setting and implementing monetary policy in the Kingdom
of Bahrain. Bahrain maintains a fixed exchange rate regime between the Bahraini
dinar and the US dollar. The exchange rate peg provides an anchor for monetary
policy, which contributes to controlling inflation and protecting the external
value of the Bahraini dinar. Low inflation and a stable currency are important
long-term features of the Bahraini economy which support a stable business
environment and high levels of investment, both of domestic and foreign origin.
Bahrain has a free market economy, with no restrictions on capital movements,
foreign exchange, foreign trade or foreign investment. The Kingdom has a leading
position in the region as an open, free, transparent and welcoming environment
for investors. The monetary policy framework is geared to support the general
economic goals of the Kingdom.
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Bank of
Albania - Bank of Algeria -
Bank of Argentina -
Bank of Armenia -
Bank of Aruba -
Bank of Australia -
Bank of Austrian -
Bank of Azerbaijan -
Bank of Bahamas -
Bank of Bahrain -
Bank of Bangladesh -
Bank of Barbados -
Bank of Belarus -
Bank of Belgium -
Bank of Belize -
Bank of Bermuda -
Bank of Bhutan -
Bank of Benin -
Bank of Bolivia -
Bank of Bosnia -
Bank of Botswana -
Bank of Brazil -
Bank of Bulgaria -
Bank of Burkina Faso -
Bank of Cameroon -
Bank of Canada -
Bank of Cayman Islands -
Bank of Central
African Republic - Bank of Chad -
Bank of Chile -
Bank of China -
Bank of Colombia -
Bank of Congo
-Bank of Costa Rica -
Bank of Côte d'Ivoire -
Bank of Croatia -
Bank of Cuba -
Bank of Cyprus -
Bank of Czech Republic -
Denmark -
Bank of Dominican Republic -
East
Caribbean area - Ecuador -
Egypt -
El Salvador -
Equatorial
Guinea - Estonia -
Ethiopia -
European Union -
Fiji -
Finland -
France -
Gabon -
Georgia -
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