The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) is unable to rigorously implement its monetary policy as a number of bank reform laws have stalled in parliament. It’s therefore failed to keep interest rates at around the 15% mark set by its Money and Credit Council (MCC) in June.
The short-term interbank rate has risen from 16% to 21% Gholam Hassan-Taghi Netaj, the head of the local Bank Ghavamin, said this week. (CONTINUED - 366 WORDS)
