Europeiska centralbankssystemet

Europeiska centralbankssystemet (ECBS) består av Europeiska centralbanken och de nationella centralbankerna inom Europeiska unionen, inklusive de medlemsstater som inte har euron som valuta. ECBS bildades den 1 januari 1999 i samband med införandet av euron. Centralbankssystemet syftar till att stärka samarbetet mellan de nationella centralbankerna och underlätta samordningen av den monetära politiken.[1]

Europeiska centralbanken och de nationella centralbankerna inom euroområdet utgör tillsammans Eurosystemet, som ansvarar för den monetära politiken inom euroområdet.

Nationella centralbanker

MedlemsstatCentralbankValuta
Belgien BelgienBelgiens nationalbankeuro
Bulgarien BulgarienBulgariens centralbanklev
Cypern CypernCentral Bank of Cypruseuro
Danmark DanmarkDanmarks Nationalbankkrona
Estland EstlandEesti Pankeuro
Finland FinlandFinlands Bankeuro
Frankrike FrankrikeBanque de Franceeuro
Grekland GreklandBank of Greeceeuro
Irland IrlandCentral Bank of Irelandeuro
Italien ItalienBanca d'Italiaeuro
Kroatien KroatienHrvatska narodna bankaeuro
Lettland LettlandLettlands bankeuro
Litauen LitauenLietuvos bankaseuro
Luxemburg LuxemburgBanque centrale du Luxembourgeuro
Malta MaltaBank Ċentrali ta' Maltaeuro
Nederländerna NederländernaDe Nederlandsche Bankeuro
Polen PolenNarodowy Bank Polskizłoty
Portugal PortugalBanco de Portugaleuro
Rumänien RumänienBanca Naţională a Românieileu
Slovakien SlovakienNárodná banka Slovenskaeuro
Slovenien SlovenienBanka Slovenijeeuro
Spanien SpanienBanco de Españaeuro
Sverige SverigeSveriges riksbankkrona
Tjeckien TjeckienČeská národní bankakrona
Tyskland TysklandDeutsche Bundesbankeuro
Ungern UngernMagyar Nemzeti Bankforint
Österrike ÖsterrikeOesterreichische Nationalbankeuro

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Referenser

Europeiska flagganEU-portalen – temasidan för Europeiska unionen på svenskspråkiga Wikipedia.

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