Два способа стабилизировать курс валюты

Two Ways of Stabilizing Exchange Rate

Sergey Blinov

MPRA Paper from University Library of Munich, Germany

Abstract: The Ruble exchange rate has been fluctuating hugely. The problem now is not so much the Ruble's weakness as instability of its exchange rate, volatility. The management of the Central Bank claims that stabilization of the Ruble exchange rate is not possible though it is the responsibility of the Bank of Russia under the Constitution. As a matter of fact, any country's Central Bank has two methods of stabilizing the exchange rate available to it. Firstly, «adaptive» approach to stabilization may be adopted. In this case, the Central Bank, as it were, «adjusts itself» to the tendencies unfolding in the market, without being active in trying to influence them. Secondly, the Central Bank may use an «active» way of stabilizing the exchange rate. In such a case, it needs to influence the exchange rate without resorting to foreign exchange interventions. Both methods, the adaptive one and the active one, do not require gold or foreign exchange reserves to be spent. It is even the other way round, - the reserves become replenished, while economy gets an impetus for growth.

Keywords: Monetary Policy; Central Banking; Business Cycles; International Finance; Foreign Exchange (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E30 E52 E58 E65 F30 F31 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-02-23
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