American Samoa uses the US dollar. The Federal Reserve sets the monetary-policy framework for that currency, while territorial fiscal decisions, banking services and local production determine how conditions reach businesses and households. A change in a territorial grant programme is not a separate American Samoan interest-rate decision. The American Samoa Visitors Bureau identifies the Territorial Bank of American Samoa and banking access on Tutuila; this local financial infrastructure should be considered separately from the common dollar denomination. American Samoa also has its own government and controls its immigration and border matters, according to the Department of the Interior. Its institutional relationship with the United States does not make it interchangeable with either a US state or independent Samoa.
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