Comparing the European and the U.S.central bank systems, the National Central Banks that make up part of the European System of Central Banks resembles:

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The National Central Banks that make up the European System of Central Banks resemble the regional Federal Reserve Banks in the U.S. Both systems have a centralized governing body (the European Central Bank and the Board of Governors in the U.S.) and regional banks that carry out monetary policy and implement directives from the central governing body. The U.S. Treasury is not part of the central bank system and does not play a role in conducting monetary policy. The FOMC is a committee within the Federal Reserve System that sets monetary policy in the U.S., but it does not directly correspond to any specific part of the European Central Bank system.