TABAKOVIC: Fixed dinar rate would be bad for the local economy and currency
– The so-called “impossible trinity” which is known to all economists, says that it is impossible to have, at the same time, a fixed exchange rate, an independent monetary policy and a free movement of capital. It is possible to have a maximum of two of those things simultaneously, but not all three – Tabakovic said for the biznis.rs website.
She added that a fixed exchange rate did not go with an independent monetary policy and a free movement of capital, which have a positive influence on foreign investments.
– Tying the dinar to the euro would practically mean the loss of the independence of the monetary policy of the NBS compared to the monetary policy of the European Central Bank (ECB), which would considerably reduce the maneuvering space of the National Bank of Serbia to use its instruments to absorb the many shocks that come precisely from the euro area, such as the debt crisis and Brexit – Tabakovic emphasized.
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