b) National level – stability of the economies Whatever form the “strengthened international financial architecture” takes, it must be built on the solid foundations of consistent and thereby credible national economic policies. Sound macroeconomic data, a healthy system of public finance, an appropriate monetary system, an efficient banking sector and, above all, the ability to correct any undesirable developments create confidence and credibility.
In addition, there are changes to inflation computation relating to the basket of goods and weights used in major categories of the consumption basket that makes inflation computation closer to international standards. (iii)  Exchange rate volatility  The foreign exchange market was turbulent particularly from the second half of 2008 onwards.