Rule · BOZ · 28 Mar 2014
The Bank of Zambia has revised its Interbank Foreign Exchange Market framework to moderate exchange rate volatility and improve market orderliness. Commercial banks must now apply a two-way quote marketable amount ranging from US$0.5 million to US$1.0 million and a maximum Bid/Ask spread of K0.02. These measures take immediate effect and will be periodically reviewed by the central bank based on prevailing market conditions.
BANK O/ZAMBIA
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR - ADMINISTRATION 28 March, 2014 CB Circular No: 11/2014 TO All Heads of Commercial Banks REVISION TO THE INTERBANK FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET (IFEM) FRAMEWORK Reference is made to CB Circular No. 21/2013, dated 16 December 2013, in which we advised the change in the marketable threshold to US$1.0 million and the Bid/Ask spread to KO.01. Kindly be advised that in an effort to moderate exchange rate volatility and bring orderliness to the foreign exchange market, the Bank of Zambia wishes to advise that the following changes have been made to the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market (IFEM).
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