The analysis sheds lights on critical macro-financial linkages. What I find very instructive is that these strategies are all part and parcel of the structural policies that are called upon to trigger economic risk-taking, investment and ultimately growth. As far as financial markets are concerned, two fundamental drivers of change are technology and regulation.
Indeed, the global financial system’s reliance on information technology remains a known risk, but one that has been well managed during the crisis. Technology has allowed us to coordinate 4/5  BIS central bankers' speeches  and communicate more effectively throughout the COVID event. Virtual calls have quickly replaced in-person meetings.