Central Bank Communication

Central bank communication refers to how a central bank shares information about its policies, economic outlook, and future plans with the public, markets, and government. Clear communication helps shape expectations, guide economic behavior, and maintain financial stability. This includes statements after meetings, reports, and speeches from officials. Effective communication reduces uncertainty, influences interest rates, and supports the central bank’s goals like controlling inflation or supporting growth. In essence, it’s the bank’s way of transparently informing everyone about its actions and intentions related to the economy.