Примери коришћења National bank of serbia will на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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In 2011, the National Bank of Serbia will continue to cooperate with the Government of the Republic of Serbia. .
With a view to regulating banking system liquidity, in 2006 the National Bank of Serbia will enable banks to use lending and deposit facilities.
The National Bank of Serbia will further liberalize the foreign exchange market with a view to enhancing its competitiveness, i.e.
Should the actual inflation rate depart from the target for longer than six consecutive months, the National Bank of Serbia will notify the Government in writing about the reasons for such departure and propose the measures and time needed to bring inflation back to the target.
The National Bank of Serbia will pursue other goals only to the extent that the fulfilment of the inflation objective is not threatened.
After the mediation procedure is initiated, the Merchant- entrepreneur may no longer file a complaint, except if the mediation is finalized with suspension or withdrawal, andif the complaint has already been filed- the National Bank of Serbia will stop acting on the complaint, i.e. stop this procedure, if mediation is completed by mutual agreement.
In addition, the National Bank of Serbia will use all other instruments under its remit to achieve the medium-term inflation target.
To pursue its inflation target, the National Bank of Serbia will use the interest rate on two-week repo operations as its main monetary policy instrument.
The National Bank of Serbia will aim to achieve the defined inflation target by using the interest rate in main open market operations as its key monetary policy instrument.
To pursue its inflation target, the National Bank of Serbia will use the interest rate on main open market operations as its main monetary policy instrument.
The National Bank of Serbia will use the reserve requirement as a supporting instrument only once the effects produced by other market instruments of monetary regulation are exhausted.
In pursuing its inflation target, the National Bank of Serbia will use the interest rate in the main open market operations as its key monetary policy instrument.
The National Bank of Serbia will continue to develop and strengthen market-based monetary instruments and, in cooperation with banks, to create conditions for further upgrading of the interbank money market.
To regulate liquidity of the banking system in 2007, the National Bank of Serbia will enable banks to resort more efficiently to its lending and deposit facilities, while using interest rate corridor as a mechanism for managing money market interest rates.
The National Bank of Serbia will employ the rate of banks' required reserves held with the National Bank of Serbia as an instrument in case other monetary regulation instruments do not yield appropriate results.
Should the actual inflation rate depart from its target for more than six consecutive months, the National Bank of Serbia will notify the Government in writing about the reasons for such departure, propose measures to be taken and give an estimate of the time needed for inflation to return within the target band.
The National Bank of Serbia will pursue other goals only to the extent that the fulfilment of the inflationobjective is not threatened. To achieve its objectives, the National Bank of Serbia will use all available information and apply adequate mix of monetary policy instruments. The key policy rate of the National Bank of Serbia- two-week repo rate- will stand out as the main monetary policy instrument.
Taking into account the specificity of the domestic market andcarefully reviewing the EU activities in this area, the National Bank of Serbia will continue with regulatory efforts aimed at further resolution of the complex issue of NPLs in the banking sector of Serbia, in line with its competencies, with the view of preserving and reinforcing the stability of the financial system.
In 2011, the National Bank of Serbia will continue to develop and strengthen market-based monetary instruments and to create conditions in cooperation with banks for the further upgrade of the interbank money market.
Should the actual inflation rate depart from its target for longer than six consecutive months, the National Bank of Serbia will notify the Government in writing about the reasons for such departure, propose policy action to be taken to deal with it and give an estimate of the period within which inflation can be expected to return within the target band.
The National Bank of Serbia will adopt monetary policy decisions and undertake activities in the field of microprudential and macroprudential policy in the manner ensuring the achievement of the objectives of this programme.
Should inflation depart from the target for longer than six consecutive months, the National Bank of Serbia will notify the Government in writing about the reasons for such departure, measures needed to be taken and the period over which it is expected that inflation will return within the target tolerance band.
The National Bank of Serbia will allow temporary deviations from the target if bringing inflation back to the target in the short term warrants monetary changes that would cause additional disruptions to macroeconomic processes.
Until this process is completed, the National Bank of Serbia will keep returning the foreign exchange purchased in respect of exchange transactions to the interbank foreign exchange market, thereby contributing to its further integration.
The National Bank of Serbia will achieve the inflation target by changing the interest rate applied in the conduct of its main monetary policy operations(currently, the interest rate on one-week repo operations).
In open market operations, the National Bank of Serbia will conduct the policy of real positive interest rates, where the interest rate on two-week repo operations will serve as the reference(signaling) interest rate.
The National Bank of Serbia will continue to take all necessary measures to enable the existence of sound and stable financial institutions, promote efficient financial intermediation and maintain trust in the overall financial system.
In 2008, the National Bank of Serbia will enable banks to resort more efficiently to its lending and deposit facilities, while using its interest rate corridor as a mechanism for managing money market interest rates.
In 2008, the National Bank of Serbia will continue to develop and strengthen market instruments of monetary regulation and, in cooperation with banks, create conditions for further advancement of the interbank money market.
In 2007, the National Bank of Serbia will continue to develop and strengthen market instruments of monetary regulation and to support development of the interbank money market, in order to upgrade banking sector liquidity management.