Managing Commercial Bank Liquidity To Enhance Stability: Advanced Foreign Experience And The Practice Of Uzbekistan
Keywords:
Commerce banks, liquidity, open market operations, monetary politics, central bank, finance stabilityAbstract
In the article commerce banks liquidity provide and order in the field By the Central Bank applicable open market of operations role and efficiency analysis Open market transactions in the banking system liquidity level management main monetary from instruments one as looking at them short and far term impact mechanisms scientific basically Research in the process Uzbekistan commerce banks according to statistic information , Central bank official reports and international experience analysis done , open market of operations to liquidity impact empirical evaluated . Results according to this of the instrument effective application banking system stability increase, money and credit of the policy continuous to work contribution addition and in the economy money rotation optimization identified. Article in the end Uzbekistan under the circumstances open market operations further improvement according to scientific based offers given.
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