Central Banking Networks

Central banking networks are systems where central banks—such as the Federal Reserve or the European Central Bank—coordinate with each other to manage the global economy. They exchange information, share policies, and work together to maintain financial stability, control inflation, and support economic growth. This collaboration ensures that national monetary policies align and that financial crises or disruptions can be addressed efficiently across borders. In essence, they form a trusted, interconnected framework that stabilizes and sustains the global financial system.