Mechanisms for Ensuring the Liquidity of Commercial Banks in the Management of Currency Risks

Authors

  • Nigora Ravshanovna Bazarova Senior Lecturer of the Department of “Banking and Investment” of Tashkent State University of Economics
  • Abdijabbar Yunusovich Nurmuxammedov Senior Lecturer of the Department of “Banking and Investment” of Tashkent State University of Economics
  • Iroda Khusnitdinovna Kamilova Associate Professor of the Department of “Banking and Investment” of Tashkent State University of Economics
  • Akmal Ruzimamatovich Norov Associate Professor of the Department of “Banking and Investment” of Tashkent State University of Economics
  • Shakhlokhon Nodirovna Fozilova MTIF-01 group graduate student of Tashkent State University of Economics

Keywords:

foreign exchange market, central bank, foreign currency, national currency, US dollar, monetary policy, credit, currency exchange, export, import, exchange rate, intervention, inflation rate

Abstract

The economic reform that has been carried out together with our president in recent years inspires even skeptics who looked with distrust at the development of our state. In order to further develop the economy of our state, we need to liberalize the foreign exchange market, so that it gives an impetus to other sectors of the economy along the chain. In this article, we will consider the ways of developing the foreign exchange market and give our estimates based on the research work carried out.

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Published

2022-11-10

How to Cite

Bazarova, N. R. ., Nurmuxammedov, A. Y. ., Kamilova, I. K. ., Norov, A. R. ., & Fozilova, S. N. . (2022). Mechanisms for Ensuring the Liquidity of Commercial Banks in the Management of Currency Risks. Procedia of Philosophical and Pedagogical Sciences, 61–70. Retrieved from https://procedia.online/index.php/philosophy/article/view/230

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2022: Proceedings of the World Conference on "Integrated and Life-long Education of Modernity"

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