Monetary PolicyReview for Australia , Romania and Malawi as on 3rd and 4th November 2014

 Central Bank of Romania cuts its Policy Rate as on 4th November 2014

Reserve Bank of Australia maintains Interest Rate as on 4th November 2014

Central Bank of Malawi raises its Policy Rate as on 3rd November 2014

#MonetaryPolicyReview for #Australia , #Romania and #Malawi as on 3rd and 4th November 2014

#ReserveBankOfAustralia Maintains #InterestRate at 2.5% Per Annum
as on 4th November 2014.
Data Complied and Issued by #CentralBankOfAustralia

#NationalBankOfRomania cut its #PolicyRate by 25 basis points to 2.75% as on 4th November 2014.
Data Complied and Issued by #CentralBankOfRomania

The ‪#‎CentralBankofMalawi‬ raised its ‪#‎PolicyRate‬ by 250 Basis Points to 25.0% per annum on 3rd November 2014
Data compiled and released by the Central Bank of Malawi
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#‎Africa‬ ‪#‎ReserveBankofMalawi‬ ‪#‎InterestRates‬
#Australia ##Romania #MonetaryPolicy #BancaNationalaaRomaniei

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Monetary Policy Highlights for National Bank Of Romania and Reserve Bank Of Australia as on 5th August 2014

National Bank Of Romania Monetary Policy as on 5th August 2014

Reserve Bank Of Australia Monetary Policy as on 5th August 2014

Monetary Policy Highlights for National Bank Of Romania and Reserve Bank Of Australia as on 5th August 2014

#NationalBankOfRomania at its meeting it lowers the #MPR #MonetaryPolicyRate to 3.25% per annum from 3.50% per annum. . .
Data released by National Bank of Romania. .

#ReserveBankOfAustralia at its Monetary Policy meeting the board maintains the #CashRate at 2.5% Data released by Reserve Bank Of Australia.

#RBA #Australia #BancaNationalaaRomaniei #Romania #BNR

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Romania Central Bank cuts rate to boost economy

Romania's central bank cut its policy rate by 25 basis points to 5.0 percent, as expected, to boost economic activity and ensure medium-term price stability.
    It is the first rate cut this year by the National Bank of Romania (NBR), which previously cut its rate in March 2012. The central bank also cut the rate on its Lombard facility by 25 basis points to 8.0 percent and the deposit rate to 2.0 percent from 2.25 percent.
    The NBP expects inflation to ease further in July and hit the target range in September/October. The NBR targets inflation of 2.5 percent, plus/minus 1.0 percentage point.
   "The decisions convey a positive signal to the banking system, the business community and households, by prompting a gradually downward trend in domestic currency lending costs and fostering economic activity," the NBR said.
    "Such a monetary policy configuration is further aimed at achieving the objective of ensuring medium-term price stability while preserving financial stability and cushioning the adverse impact of domestic and external factors on the recovery of the Romanian economy."
    The central bank added that the major risks to the short-term inflation outlook was the volatility of capital flows, given the "current global picture" and structural rigidities in Romania's economy.

    The central bank said the negative output gap in the economy had persisted and annual consumer price inflation rose marginally to 5.32 percent in May from 5.25 percent in March.
    Based on the EU-harmonised inflation measure, May inflation was 4.38 percent, down from 4.45 percent in March.
    Romania's Gross Domestic Product rose to an annual 2.2 percent in the first quarter from 1.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012 due to higher manufacturing output.
   The central banks said the leu currency had posted wider wings due to the "heightened volatility of investors' risk appetite, as well as to the persistence of uncertainty surrounding economic activity in Europe and elsewhere."

Romania cuts rate to boost economy, sees lower inflation - Central Bank News

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