monetary policy coordination
Monetary policy coordination refers to the process in which central banks and policymakers from different countries collaborate or align their actions to achieve common goals for their respective economies. This coordination typically involves adjusting interest rates, managing exchange rates, or implementing other monetary measures to promote stability, regulate inflation, or stimulate economic growth at a global or regional level.
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Related Concepts (17)
- capital flows management
- central bank coordination
- coordination among regional economic blocs
- countercyclical fiscal policy
- currency swaps
- economic cycles and synchronization
- exchange rate regimes
- exchange rate stability
- fiscal policy
- inflation targeting
- interest rate policies
- international financial institutions and policy coordination
- macroeconomic stability
- open market operations
- policy spillovers
- quantitative easing
- reserve accumulation
Similar Concepts
- central bank communication and coordination
- central bank policies
- common currency and monetary policy coordination among regional economic blocs
- economic policy coordination
- fiscal policy coordination
- international central bank coordination
- international monetary cooperation
- international monetary policy
- monetary easing
- monetary policies
- monetary policy
- monetary policy and quantitative easing
- monetary policy spillovers
- monetary stimulus
- regional central bank coordination