monetary policy

1. An attempt to achieve broad economic goals by the regulation of the supply of money. (Compare fiscal policy.)

Example Sentences

They don’t affect External link its day-to-day operations, ability to conduct monetary policy, or meet its financial obligations.

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"The governing council was currently in a good place from a monetary policy point of view, though this should not be seen as a fixed place."

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“The budget is unlikely to affect monetary policy much either way,” said Michael Saunders, a senior economic advisor at Oxford Economics and a former BOE rate setter, in a note.

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The most realistic approach to monetary policy is to “conduct policy interest-rate hikes incrementally over time while monitoring the impact this has on economic activity and prices,” Noguchi said in a speech to business leaders in the southern prefecture of Oita.

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The Federal Open Market Committee is set to meet Dec. 9-10 to determine the path of monetary policy.

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