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central bank

a national bank that does business mainly with a government and with other banks; it regulates the volume and cost of credit. See also EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK.
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UAE and GCC central banks follow US central bank rate cut
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UAE, Saudi working on digital currency for cross-border trade
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It was entitled 'Macroeconomic Models for Central Banks: Challenges and Perspectives'.
Bank of Russia hosts international workshop
Certain challenges which central banks are facing today have been the subject of debate for decades.
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