An immediate example is represented by the data on the solvency and profitability of the banking sector, as well as ad hoc information on specific exposures of the banking sector. While it is fair to say that there exists already extensive access by central banks to supervisory information there is certainly room for improvement in terms of timeliness, frequency and detail.
Let me briefly refer to the slight decrease in the interest rate on liquidity bills (LELIQs) in the past few days. Such a drop should not be mistaken as a loosening of monetary policy. It is explained by the drop in inflation and in expected inflation in recent months.