The Central Bank of Chile was founded on August 22, 1925.

The primary objective of the Central Bank of Chile is to control inflation.

The inflation target of the Central Bank of Chile is 3%.

The main policy instrument used by the Central Bank of Chile to control inflation is open market operations.

Mario Marcel is the current governor of the Central Bank of Chile.

There are 5 members on the board of the Central Bank of Chile.

The term of office for a member of the board of the Central Bank of Chile is 10 years.

The capital of the Central Bank of Chile is $300 million.

The main source of income for the Central Bank of Chile is seigniorage.

The Central Bank of Chile's role in the foreign exchange market is to intervene to stabilize the exchange rate.

The Central Bank of Chile's role in the financial system is to regulate the financial system, supervise financial institutions, and promote financial stability.

The Central Bank of Chile's role in economic development is to promote economic growth, create jobs, and reduce poverty.

The Central Bank of Chile's role in international cooperation is to promote economic cooperation, financial cooperation, and technical cooperation.

The Central Bank of Chile's role in research and development is to conduct research on economic and financial issues, develop new economic and financial policies, and disseminate economic and financial information.

The Central Bank of Chile's role in education and training is to provide training to central bank staff, financial sector staff, and the general public.