Briefing, analysis and research are monetary policy officials’ top duties
Average departmental staff remains below 40 persons
Monetary policy staff perform a mix of duties, but standing out as the main functions are briefing policy-makers, macroeconomic analysis and research, the Monetary Policy Benchmarks 2024 finds.
Responses from 46 participating institutions show that briefing policy-makers (97.8%) is the number one function of employees in the department. Macroeconomic analysis (95.7%) and research (95.7%) are also very widely performed by staff in the unit. However, the officials rarely perform market operations
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