Rule · BCB · 31 May 1993 · Circular 2318

Circular No. 2.318: Amends Circular No. 2.292 of 24.03.93 and Allows the Temporary Use of a Statistical Estimation Process

Amends Article 1, Paragraph 2 of Circular No. 2.292 of 24.03.93 so that daily reported average rates and application volumes must follow: in each modality, the average rate is the weighted arithmetic mean of effective rates by applied volumes; the applied volume is the sum of amounts applied in all operations during the day; and null values must be reported if there is no application in a modality on a given day. Until 30.07.93, average rates to be reported may be obtained through a statistical estimation process based on random sampling. The circular enters into force on the date of its publication.

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  • Circular No. 2292 dated 1993-03-24Not in RegAlert

    “TO AMEND ART. 1, PARAGRAPH 2, OF CIRCULAR No. 2.292, OF 24.03.93”

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