Most people think central banks simply print money and adjust interest rates — but the truth is far deeper, more strategic, and more influential than anything taught in school. In this revealing episode of Sethtra Academy, we uncover the real mechanisms central banks use to shape your income, your debt, your opportunities, and the direction of the global economy. br br Central banks are not just financial institutions. br They are architects of economic behavior, using powerful tools to guide spending, saving, borrowing, investing, and even national confidence. Their decisions ripple through every part of society — from home loans to food prices, from business expansion to unemployment, from currency strength to global influence. br br In this episode, we break down the silent power structures most people never see: br br • How central banks influence the cost of money br • How they control inflation, recession, and credit flow br • Why interest rates change and who benefits br • How quantitative easing and tightening reshape financial markets br • Why global investors watch central banks more than presidents br • How central banks act as lenders of last resort during crises br • How their choices determine the fate of nations — and sometimes empires br br You’ll learn why central banks were created, how they coordinate with governments, and why they operate independently from political cycles. More importantly, you’ll see how their hidden decisions shape the financial lives of ordinary people — often without them realizing it. br br Sethtra Academy brings clarity to a topic often shrouded in complexity. Instead of fear or confusion, you’ll gain a structured understanding of how power, money, policy, and psychology intersect at the highest levels of global finance. br br This episode empowers you with rare knowledge: br If you understand how central banks think, you can understand how the world’s economy moves — and how to navigate it with intelligence. br br This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Not Financial Advice.