The development of the Globalisation Rules should be a two-way process – the regional groups give input into the rule-making, and then act to put these rules in place in their individual countries (or at least adapt their own rules to fit the straitjacket). The regional groups “spread the word” in order to improve policy.
In this environment, it is anticipated that monetary policy will remain accommodative in most economies, complemented by measures  10  aimed at facilitating effective financial intermediation and fostering resilience of the financial sector to support economic activity.