Central Bank of Liberia Cuts Monetary Policy Rate to Support Economic Growth
The rate cut is intended to provide support for continued economic growth and to also help keep prices stable, especially as inflation (the general rise in prices) continues to ease and the Liberian dollar shows signs of strength.
Liberian Dollar Appreciates; No Shortage on the Market
Recent concerns about “Liberian dollar shortages” do not reflect the true liquidity situation. As of September 3, 2025, commercial banks held L$1.65 billion in vault cash balances, adequate to serve customer withdrawals and payments, while the CBL itself maintains strong reserves to support the system when necessary
Margibi County’s Financial Education Mobilizers Lead Grassroots Push for Financial Inclusion
Thirteen newly trained community mobilizers from Margibi County are taking the lead in rolling out the Central Bank of Liberia’s Financial Education (FinEd) program in their own communities.
The Central Bank of Liberia promotes financial stability in the country through the regulation and supervision of banks and other financial institutions.
The Central Bank of Liberia has embarked on a program of reforms to modernize the National Payments System and bring the systems in line with international standards.
The Central Bank of Liberia issues currency. The Liberian currency comprises banknotes and coins. The Liberian Dollar is the official currency of the Republic of Liberia.
The Central Bank of Liberia engages in a variety of operations in domestic financial markets, covering money, bond markets, and foreign exchange markets.