ASIAN CENTRAL BANKS
The history of the SEACEN began in February 1966. These are the Asian nations’ central banks or monetary agencies. As they manage expanding pools of foreign currency reserves resulting from trade surpluses, these institutions have been more active in major currencies. Their short-term market interest might be significant and impact currency direction.
Here is a list of 19 member central banks and monetary authorities that are active in the SEACEN activities:
- Monetary Authority of Singapore
- Bank Indonesia
- Bank Negara Malaysia
- Nepal Rastra Bank
- PDR Bank of the Lao
- Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
- Central Bank of Sri Lanka
- The Bank of Mongolia
- Autoriti Monetari Brunei Darussalam
- Reserve Bank of Fiji
- Central Bank of Myanmar
- The Bank of Korea
- Central Bank, Chinese Taipei
- Bank of Papua New Guinea
- National Bank of Cambodia
- State Bank of Vietnam
- People’s Bank of China
- Bank of Thailand
- Reserve Bank of India