Sentence examples for central banking authority from inspiring English sources

Federal Reserve System, central banking authority of the United States.

Open-market operation, any of the purchases and sales of government securities and sometimes commercial paper by the central banking authority for the purpose of regulating the money supply and credit conditions on a continuous basis.

European Central Bank (ECB), central banking authority of the euro zone, which consists of the 19 European Union (EU) member states that have adopted the euro as their common currency.

The HKMA, Hong Kong's de facto central banking authority, said it would "inject liquidity" into the banking system "as and when necessary" and monitor the stability of the Hong Kong dollar exchange rate after the currency fell to a six-month low against the US dollar.

Unlike the Federal Reserve which, as the central banking authority of the United States, uses the buying and selling of U.S. government bonds to influence the money supply the ECB influences the supply of euros in the market by directly controlling the amount of euros available to eligible member banks.

Eleven companies, including Alibaba-backed Paytm and several telecoms, can now offer a wide array of financial services after being granted provisional approval by the Reserve Bank of India, the country's central banking authority.

Central banking authorities and the BIS should not turn a blind eye to the opportunity implicit in cryptocurrencies coexisting and even augmenting the traditional economy, rather than disrupting it or adding to criminalization.

But the country is mired in tight money, and the regional feds seem to be behind it.The question here is, why would it be the case that having local for-profit businesses select the members of a central bank authority would bias them against monetary intervention and demand creation, and towards tight money?

The bill takes away the Fed's supervisory authority over small banks and instead gives the central bank authority over all institutions with more than $50 billion in assets.

The firm did not find any evidence that central bank authorities personally profited from diverted funds.

The final wording of the Libor review, which was published in late 2008, did not refer to specific central bank authorities.