Banque de France
France's central bank and a member of the Eurosystem.
Its work spans euro-area monetary policy, financial stability and services for households and businesses. Banque de France also publishes economic research, including studies of employment and technological change.
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Banque de France is France's central bank and a member of the Eurosystem, alongside the European Central Bank and The National central banks of countries using the euro. It helps prepare and implement monetary policy for the Euro area. Its responsibilities also include financial stability and services to the French economy.
The bank's researchers and economists publish studies of economic conditions. It works with the French state, public institutions, banks, businesses and private individuals through a nationwide branch network. Research forms part of that wider institutional role, alongside the preparation and implementation of monetary policy.
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