Assignment on
Analysis of Different Indicators of Monetary Policy: A study in the
Perspective of Bangladesh
Course name: Macroeconomics
Course code: ALD 2204
Submitted to:
Ratan Ghosh
Lecturer
Faculty of business studies, Bangladesh University of professionals.
Submitted by:
Tanvir Ahmed
ID:17211055
Fahmidur Rahman Chowdhury
ID:17211085
Ibnul Alavee Choyon
ID:17211001
Azharul Islam Majumder
ID:17211075
Azman Mohammad Faik Satil
ID:17211025
Submitted on:
15th october, 2018
Abstract:
This study has a basic objective to compare between basic indicators of the economy of Bangladesh. The
changes and relative changes between the indicators cause of the change and also the most effective way
to denominate the causes of the changes. We have gone the FY 2009-2010 to FY 2018-2019. We have
collected multiple data to observe the economical factors and indicator’s behavior. We have tried to get
the proper information from the papers of monetary policy. In some cases, we have used some
information from the H2 as well as we have used the information of H1. We have tried to take the best
information and data to use for the study. Sometimes we have failed to gain the actual result and also
sometimes we have failed to get the actual data and information from the monetary policy papers. So, we
have done it through some research papers which has been done before our study. We have got many
more explanations as well as some explanation based on Criminal Index.
Findings and Analysis
Money supply (m2) growth
Years
value (in billion)
2009-2010
2756.7
2010-2011
3346.5
2011-2012
4098.12
2012-2013
4723.45
2013-2014
5876.9
2014-2015
6578.2
2015-2016
7487.3
2016-2017
8235.8
2017-2018
9598.23
2018-2019
11000.45
Years
changes in %
2009-2010
21.40%
2010-2011
22.46%
2011-2012
15.26%
2012-2013
24.42%
2013-2014
11.93%
2014-2015
13.82%
2015-2016
10.00%
2016-2017
16.54%
2017-2018
14.61%
What happened in those years for changing the value & changing percentage, write down
those reasons:
The money supply determinants and the related factors that have a greater impact
on money supply process as well as monetary and credit market Development in
Bangladesh during the period from 2009-2018. Bangladesh’s Money Supply M2
increased 14.1% in Jun 2018, compared with a growth of 10.6 % in the previous
month. Bangladesh’s Money Supply M2 growth data is updated monthly, available
from Jun 2009 to Jun 2018. The data reached an all-time high of 23.5 % in Mar
2011 and a record low of 7.3 % in Aug 2009. CEIC calculates M2 Growth Rate
from monthly M2. Bangladesh Bank provides M2 in local currency.
CPI
Years
Rate
2009-2010
128.65
2010-2011
140.3
2011-2012
154.45
2012-2013
174.83
2013-2014
182.54
2014-2015
199.34
2015-2016
209.59
2016-2017
222.29
2017-2018
233.94
2018-2019
249.65
Years
changes in %
2009-2010
9.06%
2010-2011
10.09%
2011-2012
13.20%
2012-2013
4.41%
2013-2014
9.20%
2014-2015
5.14%
2015-2016
6.06%
2016-2017
5.24%
2017-2018
6.72%
What happened in those years for changing the value & changing percentage, write down
those reasons:
The consumer price index (CPI) reflects the average change over time in the prices
of a specified set of final commodities and services representing the market basket
of a given group of consumers. Consumer Price Index in Bangladesh increased to 253.07
Index Points in August from 249.65 Index Points in July of 2018. Consumer Price Index CPI in
Bangladesh averaged 128.65 Index Points from 2009 until 2018, reaching an all time high of
249.07 Index Points in August of 2018 and a record low of 51.99 Index Points in July of 2009.
in recent years, 2010-11the Consumer price index rate is 140.3. Then the CPI rate has been
boosted up gradually. In 2018-19 found the CPI rate is 249.65. If we talk about the percentage
change of CPI, after the rate of July 2012 the graph going downward and again upward in July
2014. But 2017-2018 the 6.72% which is projected to be 5.5 in September 2018.
Inflation
Years
Rate
2009-2010
6.02
2010-2011
8.92
2011-2012
10.42
2012-2013
11.8
