A total of USD 26.8 billion in foreign currency liquidity was injected through the use of the foreign currency reserves and the proceeds of currency swaps in the period from October 2008 until February 2009. Notably, the scale of the foreign currency available for use was greatly expanded by currency swaps with the central banks of major countries.
Nevertheless, the quest for financial stability has shown more promising results, underpinned by a comprehensive Financial Sector Reform steered by the Financial Stability Board (FSB).