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The financial markets and the implementation of monetary policy.
ECBThe implementation of monetary policy in the euro area November 2008.
However, the services shall be provided free of charge if they facilitate the implementation of monetary policy.
The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area is based on a relatively broad collateral framework.
The operational framework and the monetary policy strategy each have a specific role in the implementation of monetary policy.
In order to further improve the implementation of monetary policy, two important changes to the framework were introduced on 9 March 2004.
In addition, shifting balances between e-money and bankaccounts would affect banks» liquidity situations and could complicate the implementation of monetary policy.
The second article reviews the implementation of monetary policy since the start of the financial market turmoil in August 2007.
The SNB provides the services for an adequate consideration unless they facilitate the implementation of monetary policy, in which case they are free of charge.
Its goal also is to strengthen bank balance sheets, maintain market access under a program of the European Stability Mechanism(ESM), reduce the eventual burden on ESM funds,and potentially increase the effectiveness of the European Central Bank(ECB) in the implementation of monetary policy.
Specific observations Inter-bank exposures and implementation of monetary policy( new proposed Article 113( 3) and( 4) of Directive 2006/48/ EC) 6.
Those countries joining the euro area have agreed to allow the EuropeanCentral Bank(ECB) to maintain price stability, throughthe definition and implementation of monetary policy.
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From the outset,this framework has been designed to provide maximum flexibility in the implementation of monetary policy, thus allowing appropriate technical adaptations.
Minimum reserves are an important measure for the implementation of monetary policy, i.e. the steering of short-term interest rates, which can only be imposed on credit institutions.
While this applies to all segments of the financial system, it is of particular importance with regard to themarket segment most directly relevant for the implementation of monetary policy, namely the money market.
A detailed description of the operational framework canbe found in the ECB publication entitled« The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area: General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures», February 2004.
The Eurosystem also takes a general interest in other infrastructures which are used for the transfer of securities, such as securities clearing and settlement systems,because failures during the settlement of collateral could jeopardise the implementation of monetary policy and the smooth functioning of payment systems.
This is justified by tasks which are of general interest and, in particular, the implementation of monetary policy with which the central banks comprising the Eurosystem are entrusted.
The Eurosystem also takes a general interest in securities clearing and settlement systemsbecause failures during the settlement and custody of collateral could jeopardise the implementation of monetary policy and the smooth functioning of payment systems.
On 31 August 2006 theGoverning Council approved a revised version of the document entitled« The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area: General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures»( referred to as the« General Documentation") and adopted Guideline ECB/ 2006/12 amending Guideline ECB/ 2000/7.
The compilation of quarterly accounts is considerednecessary for the analysis of Europe's economic cycles and the implementation of monetary policy within the Economic and Monetary Union EMU.
The terms and conditions for such debt certificates are establishedby the ECB see European Central Bank, The Implementation of Monetary Policy in the Euro Area: General Documentation on Eurosystem Monetary Policy Instruments and Procedures, September 2006, p. 17.
Annex I to Guideline ECB/2000/7 of 31 August 2000 on monetary policy instruments and procedures of the Eurosystem(1), as amended by Guideline ECB/2002/2(2), entitled"The single monetary policy in the euro area- General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments andprocedures" is replaced by the Annex to this Guideline entitled"The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area- General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures.
The ECB also recommends amending Article 41 of Directive 2006/48/EC applying to the responsibility for the measures resulting from the implementation of monetary policy with a view to taking account of the existence of the European System of Central Banks ESCB.
The latter are a set of items on the Eurosystem 's balance sheet which have an impact on banks» liquidity needs but are not normally under the direct control of the Eurosystem 's liquidity management( e.g. banknotes in circulation, government deposits and net foreign assets). 1 A detailed description of the operational framework canbe found in the ECB publication entitled« The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area: General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures», February 2005.
This improved communication makes explicitly clear to the market whether the ECB 's 1 A detailed description of the operational framework canbe found in the ECB publication entitled« The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area: General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures», February 2005.
ANNEX I Annex I to Guideline ECB/ 2000/7 is amended as follows: A. Amendments related to the changed definition and implementation of the Eurosystem 's monetary policy( 1) In Chapter 1, Section 1.1, the following sentence is inserted after the fifth sentence:« The national central banks( NCBs) may,if necessary for the implementation of monetary policy, share amongst the Eurosystem members individual information, such as operational data, related to counterparties participating in Eurosystem operations.