Last update: 11 August 2026

Worldwide Central Bank Rates     Subscribe to our Newsletter

2.25 %

+ 0.25

Eurozone (ECB) | Deposit Facility

chart & historical Rates

- 0.25

20 May 2025

1.00 %

+ 0.25

Japan (BoJ) | Key Policy Rate

Central Bank

- 0.25

29 Oct 2025

chart & historical Rates

7.50 %

+ 0.25

Iceland | 7-d Deposit Rate

Central Bank

3.75 %

- 0.25

Poland | Reference Rate

Central Bank

2.50 %

+ 0.25

New Zealand | Cash Rate

Central Bank

4.25 %

+ 0.25

Norway | Key Policy Rate

Central Bank

- 0.25

06 Aug 2026

5.25 %

- 0.25

India | Policy Repo Rate

Central Bank

6.50

- 0.25

Mexico | Benchmark Rate

Central Bank

37.00 %

- 1.00

Türkiye | 1 Week Repo Rate

Central Bank

Data source: International Central Banks / No responsibility is taken for the accuracy of this information

The Big Five Central Banks of the World

1. Federal Reserve System (Fed) – United States: The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States and the most influential central bank in the world. It manages U.S. monetary policy, controls interest rates, and plays a key role in global financial markets because the U.S. dollar is the world’s primary reserve currency.

2. European Central Bank (ECB) – Euro Area: The European Central Bank is responsible for monetary policy in the euro area. Its main goal is to maintain price stability by managing interest rates and supporting confidence in the euro currency.

3. People’s Bank of China (PBoC) – China: The People’s Bank of China is the central bank of China and plays a major role in managing the world’s second-largest economy. It controls monetary policy, supports financial stability, and influences the international role of the Chinese yuan.

4. Bank of Japan (BoJ) – Japan: The Bank of Japan is the central bank of Japan and one of the world’s oldest major central banks. It is known for its long period of low interest rates and unconventional monetary policies aimed at fighting deflation and supporting economic growth.

5. Bank of England (BoE) – United Kingdom: The Bank of England is the central bank of the United Kingdom and one of the oldest central banks in the world. It sets interest rates, maintains financial stability, and plays an important role in global markets due to London’s importance as a financial center.

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