What is the source of income known as 'seigniorage' for central banks?

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Explanation

Seigniorage refers to the profit that central banks earn from producing currency, specifically from issuing banknotes and coins. It is not related to income from government bonds or foreign currency holdings.

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What is the source of income known as 'seigniorage' for central banks?

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