| 11. | Open market operations are flexible and thus, the most frequently used tool of monetary policy.
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| 12. | Open market operations are the primary tool used to regulate the supply of bank reserves.
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| 13. | The use of open market operations is therefore preferred.
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| 14. | Central banks in more developed nations routinely use open market operations to manipulate interest rates.
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| 15. | The reason is that central banks'open market operations cannot be separated from regular open market operations.
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| 16. | The reason is that central banks'open market operations cannot be separated from regular open market operations.
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| 17. | Now, the article on open market operations refers to operations by central banks, not by governments.
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| 18. | Moreover, the CNB conducts open market operations in the form of repurchase agreements ( REPOs ).
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| 19. | In effect, it can be steered by the French central bank through its daily open market operations.
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| 20. | Usually, the short-term goal of open market operations is to achieve a specific short-term interest rate target.
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