Definition of central bank in English:

central bank

noun

A national bank that provides financial and banking services for its country's government and commercial banking system, as well as implementing the government's monetary policy and issuing currency.
Example sentencesExamples
- These are the doubts preoccupying central banks and finance ministries round the world.
- There are several examples of when central banks like the Federal Reserve have done this.
- For example, there is a particularly heavy emphasis on the role of central banks and monetary policy.
- Seldom before has a move by a central bank to tighten monetary policy been greeted with such a surge of enthusiasm.
- As long as this pool is growing the central bank can get away with loose monetary policies for a long period of time.
- That was followed by serious mistakes by the Federal Reserve and other central banks.
- The central bank's tight monetary policy has presented severe problems for the business community.
- How does the Federal Reserve System stack up in comparison with other central banks?
- Foreign central banks knew full well that their currencies are in the same boat as the dollar.
- The central bank has recently invited more commercial banks into the Namibian market.
- Understood, there has been a run on the banking system, and the central bank has lost a lot of reserves.
- On Monday the Japanese central bank adopted a policy of zero interest rates to help revive the economy.
- Modern central banks pronounce economic and monetary stability as their target.
- That hunger for U.S. debt by foreign central banks has certainly been tempered.
- However, eurozone central banks will continue to exchange notes of the old national currencies indefinitely.
- It is also a widespread myth that central banks are inaugurated in order to check inflation by commercial banks.
- First, a conflict with the internal monetary policies of central banks may arise.
- There is no doubt that in making monetary policy, central banks need an extensive network of information gathering.
- What they mean by that is that the central bank must avoid policies that aim at zero inflation.
- We can define a bubble as activities that spring up on the back of loose monetary policy of the central bank.

Definition of central bank in US English:

central bank

nounˈsentrəl baNGkˈsɛntrəl bæŋk

A national bank that provides financial and banking services for its country's government and commercial banking system, as well as implementing the government's monetary policy and issuing currency.
Example sentencesExamples
- On Monday the Japanese central bank adopted a policy of zero interest rates to help revive the economy.
- It is also a widespread myth that central banks are inaugurated in order to check inflation by commercial banks.
- Understood, there has been a run on the banking system, and the central bank has lost a lot of reserves.
- Modern central banks pronounce economic and monetary stability as their target.
- We can define a bubble as activities that spring up on the back of loose monetary policy of the central bank.
- Foreign central banks knew full well that their currencies are in the same boat as the dollar.
- As long as this pool is growing the central bank can get away with loose monetary policies for a long period of time.
- However, eurozone central banks will continue to exchange notes of the old national currencies indefinitely.
- Seldom before has a move by a central bank to tighten monetary policy been greeted with such a surge of enthusiasm.
- That hunger for U.S. debt by foreign central banks has certainly been tempered.
- The central bank has recently invited more commercial banks into the Namibian market.
- First, a conflict with the internal monetary policies of central banks may arise.
- The central bank's tight monetary policy has presented severe problems for the business community.
- These are the doubts preoccupying central banks and finance ministries round the world.
- There are several examples of when central banks like the Federal Reserve have done this.
- How does the Federal Reserve System stack up in comparison with other central banks?
- For example, there is a particularly heavy emphasis on the role of central banks and monetary policy.
- That was followed by serious mistakes by the Federal Reserve and other central banks.
- What they mean by that is that the central bank must avoid policies that aim at zero inflation.
- There is no doubt that in making monetary policy, central banks need an extensive network of information gathering.

单词	central bank
释义	Definition of central bank in English: central bank noun A national bank that provides financial and banking services for its country's government and commercial banking system, as well as implementing the government's monetary policy and issuing currency. Example sentencesExamples These are the doubts preoccupying central banks and finance ministries round the world. There are several examples of when central banks like the Federal Reserve have done this. For example, there is a particularly heavy emphasis on the role of central banks and monetary policy. Seldom before has a move by a central bank to tighten monetary policy been greeted with such a surge of enthusiasm. As long as this pool is growing the central bank can get away with loose monetary policies for a long period of time. That was followed by serious mistakes by the Federal Reserve and other central banks. The central bank's tight monetary policy has presented severe problems for the business community. How does the Federal Reserve System stack up in comparison with other central banks? Foreign central banks knew full well that their currencies are in the same boat as the dollar. The central bank has recently invited more commercial banks into the Namibian market. Understood, there has been a run on the banking system, and the central bank has lost a lot of reserves. On Monday the Japanese central bank adopted a policy of zero interest rates to help revive the economy. Modern central banks pronounce economic and monetary stability as their target. That hunger for U.S. debt by foreign central banks has certainly been tempered. However, eurozone central banks will continue to exchange notes of the old national currencies indefinitely. It is also a widespread myth that central banks are inaugurated in order to check inflation by commercial banks. First, a conflict with the internal monetary policies of central banks may arise. There is no doubt that in making monetary policy, central banks need an extensive network of information gathering. What they mean by that is that the central bank must avoid policies that aim at zero inflation. We can define a bubble as activities that spring up on the back of loose monetary policy of the central bank. Definition of central bank in US English: central bank nounˈsentrəl baNGkˈsɛntrəl bæŋk A national bank that provides financial and banking services for its country's government and commercial banking system, as well as implementing the government's monetary policy and issuing currency. Example sentencesExamples On Monday the Japanese central bank adopted a policy of zero interest rates to help revive the economy. It is also a widespread myth that central banks are inaugurated in order to check inflation by commercial banks. Understood, there has been a run on the banking system, and the central bank has lost a lot of reserves. Modern central banks pronounce economic and monetary stability as their target. We can define a bubble as activities that spring up on the back of loose monetary policy of the central bank. Foreign central banks knew full well that their currencies are in the same boat as the dollar. As long as this pool is growing the central bank can get away with loose monetary policies for a long period of time. However, eurozone central banks will continue to exchange notes of the old national currencies indefinitely. Seldom before has a move by a central bank to tighten monetary policy been greeted with such a surge of enthusiasm. That hunger for U.S. debt by foreign central banks has certainly been tempered. The central bank has recently invited more commercial banks into the Namibian market. First, a conflict with the internal monetary policies of central banks may arise. The central bank's tight monetary policy has presented severe problems for the business community. These are the doubts preoccupying central banks and finance ministries round the world. There are several examples of when central banks like the Federal Reserve have done this. How does the Federal Reserve System stack up in comparison with other central banks? For example, there is a particularly heavy emphasis on the role of central banks and monetary policy. That was followed by serious mistakes by the Federal Reserve and other central banks. What they mean by that is that the central bank must avoid policies that aim at zero inflation. There is no doubt that in making monetary policy, central banks need an extensive network of information gathering.
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