Hemati, the Governor of the Central Bank, referred to the current trend of liquidity in the country, announcing a 0.7 percent decrease in annual money growth in Mehr 1405, stating that this figure has reached 50.9 percent. This change occurs while the Central Bank's efforts to curb inflation expectations and control liquidity continue.
Changes in the Liquidity Trend
Hemati explained that the liquidity growth in the first seven months of 1405 reached 24 percent, accompanied by a 2.7 percent growth in Mehr. The Governor of the Central Bank said: "We are striving to better meet the needs of production units by making banking facilities more efficient and increasing the use of financial supply chain tools." This action demonstrates the Central Bank's determination to support producers and improve the business environment in the country.
Challenges of Bank Imbalances
However, Hemati pointed to the existing challenges in controlling liquidity, stating that the imbalance of some banks is recognized as one of the factors slowing the Central Bank's efforts in this area. He added: "Reform programs for these banks are on the agenda so that we can improve the liquidity situation and control inflation." This issue reflects the Central Bank's serious commitment to reform the financial structure of banks and create stability in the country's banking system.
Future Predictions
The Governor of the Central Bank, while referring to the existing challenges, expressed hope that with the continuation of current policies and the implementation of reform programs, greater stability in the country's financial and economic markets could be achieved. He also emphasized the necessity of cooperation between different economic and banking sectors, stating: "To achieve economic goals, collaboration and coordination among all economic entities is essential." Thus, the future of liquidity and the country's economy depends on continuous efforts and coordination among various institutions.
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