Basics information of 40 Central banks of 40 countries

Here are the top 40 countries' central banks with basic information:

1. United States - Federal Reserve (Fed)
    - Established: 1913
    - Headquarters: Washington, D.C.
    - Governor: Jerome Powell

2. China - People's Bank of China (PBOC)
    - Established: 1949
    - Headquarters: Beijing
    - Governor: Yi Gang

3. Japan - Bank of Japan (BOJ)
    - Established: 1882
    - Headquarters: Tokyo
    - Governor: Haruhiko Kuroda

4. Germany - Deutsche Bundesbank (DBB)
    - Established: 1957
    - Headquarters: Frankfurt
    - Governor: Joachim Nagel

5. United Kingdom - Bank of England (BOE)
    - Established: 1694
    - Headquarters: London
    - Governor: Andrew Bailey

6. India - Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
    - Established: 1935
    - Headquarters: Mumbai
    - Governor: Shaktikanta Das

7. France - Banque de France (BDF)
    - Established: 1800
    - Headquarters: Paris
    - Governor: François Villeroy de Galhau

8. Italy - Banca d'Italia (BDI)
    - Established: 1893
    - Headquarters: Rome
    - Governor: Ignazio Visco

9. Brazil - Central Bank of Brazil (BCB)
    - Established: 1964
    - Headquarters: Brasília
    - Governor: Roberto Campos Neto

10. Canada - Bank of Canada (BOC)
    - Established: 1935
    - Headquarters: Ottawa
    - Governor: Tiff Macklem

11. Australia - Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)
    - Established: 1920
    - Headquarters: Sydney
    - Governor: Philip Lowe

12. Russia - Central Bank of Russia (CBR)
    - Established: 1860
    - Headquarters: Moscow
    - Governor: Elvira Nabiullina

13. South Korea - Bank of Korea (BOK)
    - Established: 1950
    - Headquarters: Seoul
    - Governor: Lee Ju-yeol

14. Spain - Banco de España (BDE)
    - Established: 1782
    - Headquarters: Madrid
    - Governor: Pablo Hernández de Cos

15. Mexico - Bank of Mexico (BdeM)
    - Established: 1925
    - Headquarters: Mexico City
    - Governor: Alejandro Díaz de León

16. Indonesia - Bank Indonesia (BI)
    - Established: 1953
    - Headquarters: Jakarta
    - Governor: Perry Warjiyo

17. Turkey - Central Bank of Turkey (CBT)
    - Established: 1931
    - Headquarters: Ankara
    - Governor: Şahap Kavcıoğlu

18. Switzerland - Swiss National Bank (SNB)
    - Established: 1907
    - Headquarters: Bern
    - Governor: Thomas Jordan

19. Sweden - Sveriges Riksbank (Riksbank)
    - Established: 1668
    - Headquarters: Stockholm
    - Governor: Stefan Ingves

20. Poland - Narodowy Bank Polski (NBP)
    - Established: 1945
    - Headquarters: Warsaw
    - Governor: Adam Glapiński

21. Thailand - Bank of Thailand (BOT)
    - Established: 1942
    - Headquarters: Bangkok
    - Governor: Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput

22. South Africa - South African Reserve Bank (SARB)
    - Established: 1921
    - Headquarters: Pretoria
    - Governor: Lesetja Kganyago

23. Malaysia - Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)
    - Established: 1959
    - Headquarters: Kuala Lumpur
    - Governor: Nor Shamsiah Yunus

24. Philippines - Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)
    - Established: 1993
    - Headquarters: Manila
    - Governor: Felipe Medalla

25. Vietnam - State Bank of Vietnam (SBV)
    - Established: 1951
    - Headquarters: Hanoi
    - Governor: Nguyễn Thị Hồng

26. Egypt - Central Bank of Egypt (CBE)
    - Established: 1961
    - Headquarters: Cairo
    - Governor: Hassan Abdalla

27. Israel - Bank of Israel (BOI)
    - Established: 1954
    - Headquarters: Jerusalem
    - Governor: Amir Yaron

28. Chile - Central Bank of Chile (CBC)
    - Established: 1925
    - Headquarters: Santiago
    - Governor: Rosanna Costa

29. Peru - Central Reserve Bank of Peru (CRBP)
    - Established: 1922
    - Headquarters: Lima
    - Governor: Julio Velarde

30. Colombia - Bank of the Republic (BOR)
    - Established: 1923
    - Headquarters: Bogotá
    - Governor: Leonardo Villar

31. Pakistan - State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)
    - Established: 1948
    - Headquarters: Karachi
    - Governor: Jameel Ahmad

32. Nigeria - Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
    - Established: 1958
    - Headquarters: Abuja
    - Governor: Godwin Emefiele

33. Bangladesh - Bangladesh Bank (BB)
    - Established: 1972
    - Headquarters: Dhaka
    - Governor: Abdur Rouf Talukder

34. Argentina - Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA)
    - Established: 1935
    - Headquarters: Buenos Aires
    - Governor: Miguel Ángel Pesce

35. Ukraine - National Bank of Ukraine (NBU)
    - Established: 1991
    - Headquarters: Kyiv
    - Governor: Andriy Pyshnyy

36. Romania - National Bank of Romania (NBR)
    - Established: 1880
    - Headquarters: Bucharest
    - Governor: Mugur Isărescu

37. Czech Republic - Czech National Bank (CNB)
    - Established: 1993
    - Headquarters: Prague
    - Governor: Jiří Rusnok

38. Hungary - Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB)
    - Established: 1924
    - Headquarters: Budapest
    - Governor: György Matolcsy

39. New Zealand - Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ)
    - Established: 1934
    - Headquarters: Wellington
    - Governor: Adrian Orr

40. Singapore - Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
    - Established: 1971
    - Headquarters: Singapore
    - Governor: Tharman Shanmugaratnam



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