BRH bills (bons BRH) rose to 11,426.3 HTG millions (current) in 2016, from 5,448.0 HTG millions (current) in 2015.

The BRH's weekly auction of its own bills, the central bank's main instrument for draining gourde liquidity from the banking system alongside the reserve requirement. Each auction reports the amount issued and outstanding by maturity, the bids banks submitted, the amount allotted and cancelled, the bills falling due, how many banks took part, and the nominal and pre-counted discount rates.

Latest value: 11,426.3 HTG millions (current) (2016)

Coverage: 1998–2016 · Frequency: weekly · 16 observations

Source: BRH Bills (bons BRH) auction sheet

Recent observations

PeriodValue — HTG millions (current)
19981,629.0
19993,105.0
20001,180.2
20012,777.0
20033,818.0
20043,543.8
20055,527.1
20079,008.4
20089,396.7
20099,552.0
20109,249.1
20116,328.0
20136,221.0
20144,857.0
20155,448.0
201611,426.3

Methodology

Coverage The stock of BRH bills outstanding, and the interest rates paid on them. The central bank auctions these bills weekly to take gourde liquidity out of the banking system, so the level and the maturity mix show how tight monetary policy is being held.

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How to cite

BRH Bills (bons BRH) auction sheet, 1998–2016, https://www.brh.ht/wp-content/uploads/tableaubons.pdf

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