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Content
I. Definition
Monetary policy is the system
perspective, the policy of the State and
measures to influence and regulate
activities on monetary, credit, banking
and foreign exchange, creating the
stability of cash flow currency to
promote national economic
development.
II. Classification
1. Easy Monetary Policy: apply in
economic conditions deteriorated and
unemployment increased
2. Tight Monetary Policy: apply when the
economy is excessive growth, and
inflation is increasing
III. Objectives
1. Stable currency, prices and exchange
rates
2. Stability and economic growth
3. To create more jobs, stablize law and
order
IV. Monetary policy
instruments
1. Reserve Requirements
2. Interest rate
3. Rediscount
4. Open market operations
5. Line of credit
6. Exchange rate adjustment
7. Inspection and control activities of the banking system in
the country
8. Intervention into Gold market and foreign currency market
1. Reserve Requirements
Reserve requirements are instruments used by
central bank to manage the availability of credit.
Therefore, reserve requirements will affect the
amount of credit that firm in economy can receive.
2. Cash on hand
4. Bond reserves
1. Reserve Requirements
Effects on economy:
Required reserves increase -> capital loans of
commercial banks go down -> reduced
currency bloc.
Required reserves decrease -> capital loans of
commercial banks go up -> rose currency
bloc.
1. Reserves
Requirements
Under Decision No 74/QĐ-NHNN 18/1/2010 and
Decision No 379/QĐ-NHNN 24/2/2009 ,
taking effect from 01/02/2010, Vietnamese
reserve requirements are:
Types
2. Interest Rate
2. Interest Rate
Basic principles in using the interest rate tool
are:
Line of credit
Commercial bank
6. Exchange rate adjustment