Central Banks of some Important Countries

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Central Banks of some Important Countries

CountryName of Central BankHead Office
AustraliaReserve Bank of AustraliaSydney
BangladeshBangladesh BankDhaka
ChinaPeople's Bank of ChinaBeijing
EurozoneEuropean Central BankFrankfurt
United KingdomBank of EnglandLondon
JapanBank of JapanTokyo
NepalNepal Rashtra BankKathmandu
PakistanState Bank of PakistanKarachi
RussiaCentral Bank of Russian FederationMoscow
Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabian Monetary AgencyRiyadh
South AfricaSouth African Reserve BankPretoria
Sri LankaCentral Bank of Sri LankaColombo
SwitzerlandSwiss National BankZurich
United States of AmericaFederal Reserve SystemWashington D.C.
FranceBanque de FranceParis

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