
Objectives of Monetary Policy
The Central Bank conducts monetary policy with the objective of maintaining a low and stable rate of inflation, an orderly foreign exchange market, exchange rate stability and an adequate level of foreign exchange reserves. learn more »
Instruments
The Central Bank uses a range of tools to effect monetary policy including:
Prior to 1993, the Central Bank utilized less market-based tools for conducting monetary policy. These included (a) the statutory reserve requirement; (b) the rediscount rate; (c) selective credit controls; (d) interest rate controls; and (e) exchange controls. learn more »
