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The Central Bank of Venezuela, formally known as the Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV), is the central bank of Venezuela and the sole authority for issuing the Venezuelan bolívar, the country's official currency. Established in 1939, the BCV is responsible for maintaining price stability, managing the country's foreign reserves, and fostering financial stability. The bank plays a crucial role in the Venezuelan economy and is committed to promoting sustainable economic development.
