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South Africa's central bank, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), sets monetary policy, oversees financial stability, and enforces prudential regulation of banks and other financial institutions. It manages the country’s foreign exchange reserves, conducts payments and settlements, and issues banknotes and coins. The SARB also provides research, statistics, and public resources through its governance structures and committees, including the Monetary Policy Committee.
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