Synonyms for central bank
cen·tral bank

Princeton's WordNet

1. central banknoun

   a government monetary authority that issues currency and regulates the supply of credit and holds the reserves of other banks and sells new issues of securities for the government

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1. • Financial Institution

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1. Erste Bank analyst Zoltan Arokszallasi:

   What is happening with regards to Brexit is growth negative, but it is also inflation negative, so because these countries are much more resilient now with lower external indebtedness and higher central bank reserves, we did see a strong decline in bond yields last week which we think is justified.

2. Chae Hyun-kee:

   In annual terms, oil kept falling so this was expected. In the first half of this year, the central bank is likely to focus more on economic growth and exchange rates compared to inflation, oil prices will continue affecting inflation through the second quarter.

3. Vladimir Putin:

   We - from the executive power level - do not meddle in the policy of the central bank, The central bank, in accordance with the law, conducts an independent policy. But of course we look carefully at what is happening.

4. German Gref:

   We don't need it as capital support for now but there are liquidity issues as central bank funding is very expensive now.

5. Steve Blitz:

   You've got again a sense that we're back to an easier central bank environment, on top of that, we had a little bit of a bounce in oil and that gives people hope that maybe the global growth is at least not getting worse.