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02-02-2006, 12:00 AM
مصرف قطر المركزى يرفع اسعار الفائدة
رقم الخبر / 0078 /أقتصادى
مصرف قطر المركزى يرفع اسعار الفائدة
الدوحة فى اول فبراير / قنا / قرر مصرف قطر المركزى رفع سعر فائدة المصرف
وذلك فى ضؤ الاستراتيجية النقدية للمصرف ووفقا للمعطيات الاقتصادية
وخاصة مؤشرات الاستقرار المصرفى والمالى0
وجاء فى بيان صحفى صدر اليوم عن المصرف انه تم رفع سعر فائدة المصرف
/ سعر التعامل قصير الاجل لمدة ليلة واحدة / بين المصرف والبنوك العاملة
فى دولة قطر حيث تم رفع سعر الايداع لدى المصرف من خلال الية سوق النقد
القطرى / كيو ام ار / بواقع 25 نقطة اساس ليصبح 65ر4 بالمائة بدلا من
40ر4 بالمائة0
واضاف البيان انه تم رفع سعر اقراض المصرف للبنوك من خلال نظام / كيو
ام ار / بواقع 25 نقطة ايضا ليصبح 75ر4 بالمائة بدلا من 50ر4 بالمائة
وسعر اعادة الشراء ليصبح 35ر5 بالمائة بدلا من 10ر5 بالمائة 0
قنا 24 12 جمت 01/02/06
وهذا خبر المصرف المركزي
Effective 1/2/2006, QCB raised its overnight interest rates on loans by 25 basis points to 4.75%, on deposits by 25 basis points to 4.65%, and Repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.35%.
وهذه تفاصيل لسياسة المركزي في اسعار الفائدة
QCB Interest Rates
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QCB interest rate framework embraces three policy rates: QCB Deposit Rate (QCBDR), QCB Lending Rate (QCBLR), and QCB Repurchase Rate (QCB Repo or QCBRR).
QCBDR and QCBLR are the interest rates announced by QCB on overnight deposit and loan transactions between QCB and local banks through the Qatar Money Market Rate Standing Facility (QMR), respectively. The QCBLR is the key rate used by QCB to convey signals to the market revealing adjustments to its monetary policy stance.
The QMR facility is a double-featured monetary instrument encompassing two standing facilities, lending and deposits. All commercial banks operating in Qatar, can request access to the QMR facility where all transactions are executed electronically through the QMR system. Both facilities of the QMR are of various maturities ranging from 1 day (overnight) to 30 days with the primary objective of influencing the money market rates. Interest rates are fixed over the course of the day but (positively) vary with maturity over the 30 monetary-policy-day interval and are computed on a daily basis, based on QCBDR for deposit transactions and on QCBLR for loan transactions. Deposit and loan transactions per-bank per-day are subject to ceilings set by QCB.
Prior to January 22, 2006, the QMR facility was confined only to overnight transactions, where QCB announces QCBDR and QCBLR at the begging of each monetary-policy-day and where commercial banks can deposit with, and borrow from QCB overnight funds that can be extended to next day (rollover). Besides setting the initial interest rates (QCBDR and QCBLR), QCB also sets ceilings on deposit and loan transactions for individual bank utilizing the QMR facility. Effective lending and deposit rates are flexible over the course of day such that the lending rate is positively related to the total amount of funds available through the QMR lending facility, and the deposit rate is inversely related to the amount of fund available through the QMR deposit facility during the day. Therefore, movements in both interest rates, reflect the daily liquidity condition in the banking system as reflected by the amount of funds available through the QMR facility during the day.
QCB Repo operations are conducted in domestic government securities and are of two-week to one-month maturity. QCB sets the rate and duration of the repurchase agreements while the size and time of the repurchase transactions are initiated by commercial banks.
Given the fixed parity between the Qatari riyal and the US dollar (USD), QCB short-term interest rates policies have had to be subordinated to the fixed exchange rate policy. As such QCB overnight interest rates are closely related to its counterpart on the USD, the Fed Funds Rate—usually with positive margin as illustrated in the Graph below.
The Table below shows QCB lending and deposit rates with the date of changing these rates since establishing the QMR standing facility on 29 of June 2002 to date. It also gives a record of changes in QCB Repo Rate since it was established in February 2000 to date. For further discussion on QCB interest rate policy, please see QCB Monetary Policy under Policy Framework.
http://www.qcb.gov.qa/images/intrest_rate.gif
Qatar Central Bank Interest Rates
(up to date changes)
رقم الخبر / 0078 /أقتصادى
مصرف قطر المركزى يرفع اسعار الفائدة
الدوحة فى اول فبراير / قنا / قرر مصرف قطر المركزى رفع سعر فائدة المصرف
وذلك فى ضؤ الاستراتيجية النقدية للمصرف ووفقا للمعطيات الاقتصادية
وخاصة مؤشرات الاستقرار المصرفى والمالى0
وجاء فى بيان صحفى صدر اليوم عن المصرف انه تم رفع سعر فائدة المصرف
/ سعر التعامل قصير الاجل لمدة ليلة واحدة / بين المصرف والبنوك العاملة
فى دولة قطر حيث تم رفع سعر الايداع لدى المصرف من خلال الية سوق النقد
القطرى / كيو ام ار / بواقع 25 نقطة اساس ليصبح 65ر4 بالمائة بدلا من
40ر4 بالمائة0
واضاف البيان انه تم رفع سعر اقراض المصرف للبنوك من خلال نظام / كيو
ام ار / بواقع 25 نقطة ايضا ليصبح 75ر4 بالمائة بدلا من 50ر4 بالمائة
وسعر اعادة الشراء ليصبح 35ر5 بالمائة بدلا من 10ر5 بالمائة 0
قنا 24 12 جمت 01/02/06
وهذا خبر المصرف المركزي
Effective 1/2/2006, QCB raised its overnight interest rates on loans by 25 basis points to 4.75%, on deposits by 25 basis points to 4.65%, and Repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.35%.
وهذه تفاصيل لسياسة المركزي في اسعار الفائدة
QCB Interest Rates
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
QCB interest rate framework embraces three policy rates: QCB Deposit Rate (QCBDR), QCB Lending Rate (QCBLR), and QCB Repurchase Rate (QCB Repo or QCBRR).
QCBDR and QCBLR are the interest rates announced by QCB on overnight deposit and loan transactions between QCB and local banks through the Qatar Money Market Rate Standing Facility (QMR), respectively. The QCBLR is the key rate used by QCB to convey signals to the market revealing adjustments to its monetary policy stance.
The QMR facility is a double-featured monetary instrument encompassing two standing facilities, lending and deposits. All commercial banks operating in Qatar, can request access to the QMR facility where all transactions are executed electronically through the QMR system. Both facilities of the QMR are of various maturities ranging from 1 day (overnight) to 30 days with the primary objective of influencing the money market rates. Interest rates are fixed over the course of the day but (positively) vary with maturity over the 30 monetary-policy-day interval and are computed on a daily basis, based on QCBDR for deposit transactions and on QCBLR for loan transactions. Deposit and loan transactions per-bank per-day are subject to ceilings set by QCB.
Prior to January 22, 2006, the QMR facility was confined only to overnight transactions, where QCB announces QCBDR and QCBLR at the begging of each monetary-policy-day and where commercial banks can deposit with, and borrow from QCB overnight funds that can be extended to next day (rollover). Besides setting the initial interest rates (QCBDR and QCBLR), QCB also sets ceilings on deposit and loan transactions for individual bank utilizing the QMR facility. Effective lending and deposit rates are flexible over the course of day such that the lending rate is positively related to the total amount of funds available through the QMR lending facility, and the deposit rate is inversely related to the amount of fund available through the QMR deposit facility during the day. Therefore, movements in both interest rates, reflect the daily liquidity condition in the banking system as reflected by the amount of funds available through the QMR facility during the day.
QCB Repo operations are conducted in domestic government securities and are of two-week to one-month maturity. QCB sets the rate and duration of the repurchase agreements while the size and time of the repurchase transactions are initiated by commercial banks.
Given the fixed parity between the Qatari riyal and the US dollar (USD), QCB short-term interest rates policies have had to be subordinated to the fixed exchange rate policy. As such QCB overnight interest rates are closely related to its counterpart on the USD, the Fed Funds Rate—usually with positive margin as illustrated in the Graph below.
The Table below shows QCB lending and deposit rates with the date of changing these rates since establishing the QMR standing facility on 29 of June 2002 to date. It also gives a record of changes in QCB Repo Rate since it was established in February 2000 to date. For further discussion on QCB interest rate policy, please see QCB Monetary Policy under Policy Framework.
http://www.qcb.gov.qa/images/intrest_rate.gif
Qatar Central Bank Interest Rates
(up to date changes)