Bank Reserves
Bank reserves are the deposits that commercial banks and other depository institutions hold at the central bank, together with vault cash in some definitions. They are used to meet reserve requirements and facilitate interbank payments, and they form part of the monetary base.
Available for 18 countries across Latin America and the Caribbean at annual, monthly, and quarterly frequency, covering 1990–2026.
Metadata & use
| Format | CSV |
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| Language | en |
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Argentina
Bahamas
Trinidad & Tobago
Belize
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
El Salvador
Jamaica
Mexico
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Panama
Uruguay
Venezuela
Barbados
Paraguay
Peru
Suriname
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| Data notes |
Coverage - Countries: 18 - Frequency: Annual, Monthly, Quarterly - Period: 1990–2026 Units - % of GDP, avg. of period - % of GDP, end of period - % of M2 - % of M2, avg. of period - % of M2, end of period - constant prices – CPI-deflated - constant prices – CPI-deflated, avg. of period - constant prices – CPI-deflated, end of period - millions of USD - millions of USD, avg. of period - millions of USD, end of period - millions of domestic currency - millions of domestic currency, avg. of period - millions of domestic currency, end of period Transformations - MA12 - MA3 - MA6 - MoM % - QoQ % - YoY % Source - Banco Central de Bolivia - Banco Central de El Salvador - Banco Central de Honduras - Banco Central de Nicaragua - Banco Central de Paraguay - Banco Central de Reserva del Perú - Banco Central de Uruguay - Banco Central de la República Argentina - Banco Central de la República Dominicana - Banco Central del Ecuador - Banco Central do Brasil - Banco de Mexico (Banxico) - Bank of Guyana - Banque de la République d'Haïti - Central Bank of Barbados - Central Bank of The Bahamas - Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago - The Central Bank of Belize |