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Preventive monetary and macroprudential policy response to anticipated shocks to financial stability
Monetary policy is widely recognised as central banks’ main tool to manage inflation.
Indeed, before the recent financial crises (e.g., the financial crisis of
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analysis of monetary policy, its objectives and instruments over the period of inflation targeting — the Monetary Policy Review (MPR). The results of the MPR project
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bank communication is a key factor in effective inflation targeting: understanding strengthens credibility, which helps manage inflation expectations. Evaluation of the readability of central banks
operating objective of the Bank of Russia’s monetary policy within the inflation targeting strategy is to maintain rates
in the unsecured overnight segment of
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action necessary, and inflation will return to target. Those central banks have extensive experience in the field of inflation targeting. Therefore, with inflation expectations in
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underlying assets include securities, goods, foreign currency, interest rates, the rate of inflation, official statistics, physical, biological and (or) chemical environmental indicators, as well as
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obligations of the Government of the Russian Federation, debt achieving the inflation target. The key rate is set by the Bank
obligations of other
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in inflation, fuelled by rapidly recovering demand and persistent supply-side restrictions related to the pandemic. In addition, there are one-off drivers behind the accelerating inflation,
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CPI Overall inflation Food
Inflation target Non-food Services
Trend inflation (5-year rolling window) Inflation target
Source: Rosstat, R&F Department
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Observed inflation Expected inflation Annual inflation
Inflation expectations of households stand close to their four-year highs