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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2024 · 25 MIN

"Hybrid Monetary Policy".. Al-Sudani's Advisor Reveals the Central Bank's New Step

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"Hybrid Monetary Policy".. Al-Sudani's Advisor Reveals the Central Bank's New Step link Saleh told: "It is clear that the monetary policy of the Central Bank of Iraq has become a policy that meets the requirements of growth in real economic activity, through activating its operational objectives aimed at reducing the cost of credit and financing within the joints of the economic system in general and the banking system in particular." He explained, "The Central Bank began, through its decision issued in accordance with its circular on October 24, to reduce the monetary policy interest rate (which is the rate at which the Central Bank of Iraq deals with the banking system) by about 200 percentage points, by lowering the interest at which the Central Bank deals with banks from 7.5% to 5.5%, which means that the Central Bank of Iraq has become following an expansionary policy in targeting the money supply in a manner that is consistent with activating the real sector in the national economy and confronting unemployment indicators in the overall economy."

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