National Bank of the Republic of North MacedoniaGovernment

The National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia is the central bank of North Macedonia, serving as an independent institution responsible for issuing the national currency and conducting monetary policy. Its core mandate is to achieve and preserve price stability, support macroeconomic stability, and supervise the domestic banking system. The bank was established on October 19, 1946, as the central bank of the Yugoslav constituent republic, and it became an independent national monetary authority following North Macedonia's independence in 1992.