Indeed, it should be possible to start with some sanctions even before a country breaches the 3%-of-GDP rule, thus strengthening the preemptive side of the framework. 6  BIS Review 144/2010  Concluding remarks Having stabilized the global economy over the last three years, the current challenge is to return on a path of increased stability.
Indeed, the reason behind a movement in the Canadian dollar can be just as important for monetary policy as the movement itself. Let me take a couple of minutes to explain. First, consider the type of currency movement that reflects changes in foreign demand. In 2003 and much of 2004, we saw a strong increase in the value of the Canadian dollar.