Tight vs easy monetary/fiscal policy

Need a quick clarification as to what tight and easy refer to for both monetary and fiscal policies. I think I understand fiscal policy (tight means revenue > spending and vice versa) but I’m a bit confused as to the CFA’s definition for monetary policy. In the industry we refer to a tight monetary policy as increasing interest rates (tightening) but some of the questions I’ve answered on the Wiley Qbank seem to have it the opposite? Where easy monetary policy = cut rates and tight monetary policy = hike rates.

Can someone clarify for both?

Thanks!

Tight monetary policy = Higher interest rate

Easy monetary policy = Lower interest rates

Tight Fiscal policy = Lower spending/higher taxes

Easy Fiscal policy = Higher spending/ lower taxes

Monetary policy is determined based on the the neutral rate of interest. If central bank interest rates are higher than the neutral rate of interest then you have tight monetary policy. If it is under, then you have easy monetary policy.