Analysis of the monetary policy transmission mechanism with reference to the high yield created in advance in the bond market.
The increase in the interbank interest rate and its consequences on Iran's debt and stock market.
Does the increase in the interbank interest rate necessarily lead to a jump in the bond yield again? In a market where an important part of the expectations for the increase in the cost of money is already reflected in the pricing of the bonds, the answer to this question requires a more detailed examination.
Rohula Farhadi, the VP of financial services of the financing company Tamandan Capital, examines in an analytical note the mechanism of transferring the monetary policy to the debt and stock market.
Why does the increase in interbank interest rates not necessarily lead to the same growth in bond yields?
How does the possible adjustment of interest on deposits affect the attractiveness of the debt market?
What are the consequences of commission adjustment clauses on the financing cost of advertisers?
In what ways does the increase in the cost of money affect the valuation of shares and the profitability of companies?
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