In other words, the rising U.S. dollar doesn’t stifle global growth, it redistributes it. What we’ve observed since mid-2014 is that countries with declining terms of trade have generally seen their net exports improve in real terms, while those with rising terms of trade have seen their net export positions worsen.
This is a measure for the Bank to provide long-term funds with maturities of initially one year and maximum four years if rolled over at a low interest rate of 0.1 percent to financial institutions that tapped projects that would lead to strengthening medium- to long-term growth potential and made equity investment or lending.