These primary objectives are price stability and financial system stability respectively. There is an appropriate role for coordinating the use of monetary policy and a macroprudential policy instruments provided they both affect outcomes relevant to the achievement of both policy objectives.
In conclusion, the Federal Reserve has taken a range of actions to stabilize financial markets and to help borrowers and communities. Taken together, these measures should help rebuild confidence in the financial system, increase the liquidity of financial markets, and improve the ability of financial institutions to raise capital from private sources.