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#MonetaryPolicy Update of #Fiji #Ghana #Hungary #Israel #Colombia #SriLanka #Turkey #Namibia #Kyrgyzstan on February 2015
#MonetaryPolicy Update of #Fiji #Ghana #Hungary #Namibia #Israel #Colombia #SriLanka #Turkey #Kyrgyzstan on February 2015
#Ghana’sCentral Bank- Bank of Ghana has maintained its #MPR (Monetary Policy Rate) at 21% as on 18th February 2015
At its meeting on 24 February 2015 the #MonetaryCouncil of the #MagyarNemzetiBank left the central bank #BaseRate unchanged, i.e.@ 2.10%
#Kyrgyzstan’s Central Bank- National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has maintained its #MPR (Monetary Policy Rate) at 11% as on 24th February 2015.
#Turkish Central Bank has cut it’s #MPR (Monetary Policy Rate) to 7.50% per annum from earlier 7.75% per annum as on 24th February 2015.
The #ReserveBankofFiji has maintained the overnight policy rate at 0.50% on 24/02/2015
#Israel‘s Central Bank cut its #BenchmarkInterestRate by 15 Basis Points to 0.10 percent on 23rd February 2015
#SriLanka‘s Central Bank maintained its key #PolicyRates on 23rd February 2015
#ColombiaCentralBank maintained its #BenchmarkInterventionRate at 4.5 percent on 20th February 2015
#Namibia‘s #CentralBank raised its Benchmark #RepoRate by another 25 basis points to 6.25 percent on 18th February 2015
#Africa #InterestRates #MonetaryPolicy #CentralBankofGhana #PolicyRates #CentralBank #MonetaryRate #Hungary #HungarianNationalBank #BaseRates #Africa #BankofNamibia #Budapest #CentralAsia #BankofIsrael #Colombo #CentralBankofColombia #MiddleEast #WesternAsia #JhunjhunwalasFinance
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Monetary Policy Review for Fiji and Colombia as on 30th October 2014


#MonetaryPolicyReview for #Fiji and #Colombia as on 30th October 2014
The #CentralBankOfColombia maintained its #PolicyRate at 4.50 % per annum
Data compiled and released by Central Bank of Colombia.
The #ReserveBankOfFiji maintains its Benchmark
#OvernightPolicyRate (OPR) at 0.50% per annum as on 31st October 2014.
Data compiled and released by Reserve Bank of Fiji.
#MonetaryPolicy #OPR #BancoCentralDeColombia
#BancoDeLaRepublica #BanRep #MonetaryPolicyRate
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Global Central Banks Highlights for Monetary Policy Rates for month of October 2014.

Global Central Banks Highlights for Monetary Policy Rates for month of October 2014.
#NationalBankOfRwanda #Rwanda #CentralBankofIceland #Iceland #ECB #EuropeanCentralBank #Europe
#ReserveBankOfAustralia #Australia #BankOfIndonesia #Indonesia #NationalBankOfPoland #Poland
#BOE #BankOfEngland #CentralBankOfTajikistan #Tajikistan #CentralReserveBankOfPeru #Peru
#BankOfUganda #Uganda #BankOfKorea #SouthKorea #NationalBankOfSerbia #Serbia
#CentralBankOfEgypt #Egypt #CentralBankOfChile #Chile #CentralBankOfSrilanka #Srilanka
#BankOfMozambique #Mozambique #CentralBankOfNamibia #Namibia #BankOfCanada #Canada
#BankOfNorway #NorgesBank #Norway #CentralBankOfPhillipines #Phillipines #CentralBankOfTurkey #Turkey
#BankOfIsrael #Israel #BankOfMauritius #Mauritius #NationalBankOfAngola #Angola #BankOfAlbania #Albania
#RiksBank #CentralBankOfSweden #Sweden #NationalBankOfHungary #Hungary
#CentralBankOfBrazil #Brazil #ReserveBankOfNewZealand #NewZealand
#ReserveBankOfFiji #Fiji #CentralBankOfColombia #Colombia
#BankOfJapan #Japan #BankOfRussia #Russia #RussianFederation
#BankOfMexico #Mexico #America
#MonetaryPolicy #MPR #MonetaryPolicyRate
#InterestRate #RepoRate #PolicyRate #KeyRate
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Global Central Banks Highlights for Monetary Policy Rates as on August 2014

Global Central Bank Highlights for Monetary Policy Rates as on August 2014
#CentralBankOfColombia raised its #PolicyRate by 25 basis points to 4.25 % as on 1st August 2014.
The #ReserveBankOfFiji Board, at its monthly meeting on 31st July, agreed to maintain the
#OvernightPolicyRate (OPR) at 0.5 percent.
#NationalBankOfRomania at its meeting on 5th August 2014, lowers the #MPR #MonetaryPolicyRate to 3.25% per annum from 3.50% per annum.
#ReserveBankOfAustralia at its #MonetaryPolicy meeting as on 5th August 2014 the Board maintains the #CashRate at 2.5% . .
#ReserveBankOfIndia cuts #SLR by 50 basis points to 22.0 %, #CRR remains unchanged at 4.0 % and #RR also remains the same at 8.0 %
#BankOfZambia in its meeting on 5th August 2014 maintains current #MonetaryPolicyRate at 12% per annum
SLR – Statutory Liquidity Ratio
CRR – Cash Reserve Ratio
RR – Repo Rate
#BancoCentralDeColombia #BancoDeLaRepublica #BanRep #Colombia #FIJI #OPR #Zambia
#BancaNationalaaRomaniei #Romania #BNR #RBA #Australia
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Bank Of Thailand and Central Bank of Colombia Policy Rate review as on 1st and 6th August 2014


Monetary Policy Review for #CentralBankOfColombia and #BankOfThailand as on 1st and 6th August 2014
Central Bank of Colombia raised its PolicyRate by 25 basis points to 4.25 % as on 1st August 2014.
Data compiled and released by Central Bank of Colombia.
Bank of Thailand maintains #PolicyRate at 2.0% per annum as on 6th August 2014.
Thailand’s #HeadlandInflationRate eased to 2.16% in July from 2.35% in June per annum and #InflationRate rose to 1.81% in July from 1.71% in June.
Data released by Bank of Thailand . .
#BancoCentralDeColombia #BancoDeLaRepublica #BanRep #Colombia #MonetaryPolicyRate #PolicyRate #CentralBankOfThailand #Thailand
#MonetaryPolicy #MPR #Inflation
Colombia Central Bank holds Interest rates in the first week of March
2nd March 2014
Colombia’s central bank held its policy intervention rate steady at 3.25 percent, saying interest rates were appropriate because they are stimulating spending while inflation is converging toward the bank’s 3.0 percent target.
The Central Bank of Colombia, which has held rates steady since April 2013 after cutting them by 100 basis points in the first three months of last year, said economic growth in 2014 is still projected to expand by 4.3 percent after likely growth of 4.1 percent in 2013 within a range of 3.7-4.3 percent.
For the fourth quarter, the central bank’s staff is projecting growth of 4.6 percent, up from 4.5 percent forecast by the central bank in January, the bank said after a meeting of its board on Friday.
Investment is increasing by the largest amount while household consumption is growing at its historical average rate. Exports are also accelerating but at a rate that is lower than imports.
Colombia’s Gross Domestic Product expanded by 1.10 percent in the third quarter from the second quarter for annual growth of 5.1 percent, the fastest rate in six quarters and up from 3.9 percent in the second quarter.
Colombia’s inflation rate rose to 2.13 percent in January, within the central bank’s 2.0 to 4.0 percent target range with core inflation at 2.55 percent. Inflation expectations one year from now are around 3.0 percent.
The central bank added that the rate of credit growth slowed in January but was still higher than the growth of nominal GDP.
Last month the central bank’s governor, Jose Dario Uribe, said inflation was likely to rise to between 2.5 and 3.0 percent this year after falling to 1.94 percent in 2013, helped by a depreciation in the peso against the U.S. dollar that is raising import prices
Colombia holds rate, inflation seen moving toward target – Central Bank News.