The Central Bank of Honduras (Banco Central de Honduras) is the country's primary financial institution, established in 1950. Its main responsibilities include regulating the monetary system, managing foreign exchange reserves, and ensuring financial stability. The bank plays a crucial role in formulating and implementing economic policies to promote sustainable growth. Additionally, the Central Bank of Honduras oversees the banking sector, ensuring that financial institutions operate safely and soundly. It also issues the national currency, the Honduran Lempira, and works to maintain its value against inflation and other economic pressures.