BIS central bankers’ speeches  1  These data suggest that there is much that needs to be done. It is not just growth but the quality and inclusiveness of such growth that will allow our financial consumers to better prepare for their future.
Perhaps, before I go any further, it is useful to take a quick look at the broad indicators of economic and financial well-being. Certainly, the economy continues to grow. To-date, we have had 62 consecutive quarters 2 of positive economic growth which has been achieved while keeping prices stable. Inflation has been within the government’s target range for the last five consecutive years.