Interest rate volatility in Pakistan has historically been quite high. The current turbulent times have further fueled the uncertainty associated with this important macroeconomic indicator.
Pakistan’s Central Bank conducts monetary policy in order to achieve the economic objectives of price stability and sustainable economic growth. Actions of the central bank have a strong influence over key macroeconomic variables including money supply and interest rates.
Interest rate movements and changes in money supply have serious implications for the entire business sector. Financial institutions are particularly affected because their portfolio values, investment and pricing decisions depend upon overall direction of interest rates and liquidity situation in the financial system. Manufacturing, trading, construction, transportation and all other sectors of the economy are affected by interest rate & money supply changes in multiple ways. Value of their assets, demand for their products, cost of their businesses and the feasibility of their future investment projects are affected by the movements in these variables.
Keeping in view the importance and implications of monetary policy measures for all kinds of business entities, Knowledge Konsultants has organized a one day seminar on the topic to be conducted by Dr. Hamza Malik, Head of Monetary Policy Department, State Bank of Pakistan.
Dr. Hamza is a key member of the Central Bank?s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and represents SBP at various domestic and international forums.
A detailed ebrochure containing the course introduction, course contents, facilitators? profile and target audience is attached for your review.
Please contact Mr. Arslan Larik for attending the seminar
Cell Phone : 0323-2935350
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