These include sustaining macroeconomic stability through election cycles; infrastructural development to support the productive sector and trade; digitisation of the economy to enhance efficiency; scaling up human capital development which is critical for sustainable growth and development, and last but not least, sustaining financial stability after the clean-up exercise.
To ensure that the exit strategy does not come as a complete surprise, it has to be well communicated. Over recent months, central banks have devoted a lot of time to explaining their exit strategies, both in terms of content and conditions.