central bank coordination
Central bank coordination refers to the collaboration and cooperation between multiple central banks to align and harmonize their monetary policies or actions in order to achieve common objectives, such as stabilizing financial markets, maintaining price stability, or promoting economic growth.
Requires login.
Related Concepts (15)
- central bank communication and coordination
- central bank independence
- cooperative interventions in foreign exchange markets
- countering global economic imbalances
- cross-border capital flows
- cross-country policy harmonization
- currency stability
- exchange rate policies
- financial stability and systemic risk
- international central bank coordination
- international monetary cooperation
- international reserve management
- monetary policy coordination
- multilateral central bank agreements
- regional central bank coordination
Similar Concepts
- central bank
- central bank actions
- central bank intervention
- central bank policies
- central bank policies and interest rates
- central banking
- central banks
- central banks' reserve management
- centralized coordination
- common currency and monetary policy coordination among regional economic blocs
- coordination
- decentralized coordination
- economic policy coordination
- fiscal policy coordination
- international financial institutions and policy coordination