Today I would like to focus my remarks on the exit from the accommodative stance of monetary policy. I will not consider the phasing-out of the non-standard measures that central banks have adopted over the last few months. The discussions so far have centred mainly on the timing of the exit decision, which should neither be premature nor tardy.
We will continue to work to expand the resources and programs devoted to this important public purpose. I want to take this opportunity to thank the $ Coalition and their partners for their continued support and commitment to furthering the financial education of our youth.