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Monetary Policy 03/02/2017

Policy Implementations against Exchange Rate Risk: India and Indonesia Examples

Samet Battal

Among the measures recently taken in emerging economies against the foreign currency exposure of the corporate sector, decisions by the central banks of India and Indonesia stand out.

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