Foreign reserves are currently around $ billion, or sufficient to cover 5.0 months of retained imports of goods and non-factor services. Given the slowing of the global economy and a stable outlook for our foreign reserves and inflation, monetary policy will continue to remain accommodative to provide further stimulus for economic growth.
1  This has resulted in the interruption of numerous sectors of the economy, with businesses with no revenues, while the liabilities of these businesses remain active, thus risking their solvency and may lead them to the failure. At the same time, employees of these businesses risk to be left partially or fully without incomes, thus adversely impacting the purchasing power of consumers.