About National Bank of Ethiopia

The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) is the central bank responsible for formulating and implementing the country’s monetary policy. The bank regulates the financial system, manages inflation, and issues the national currency, the Ethiopian Birr. The NBE plays a critical role in ensuring economic stability, managing foreign reserves, and fostering sustainable economic growth in Ethiopia through the regulation of financial institutions and monetary policy interventions.

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+251115517430

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Sudan Avenue, P.O.Box:5550, Addis Ababa

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nbe.gov.et

nbeinfo@nbe.gov.et

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