The United States Federal Reserve and the International Monetary Fund have both taken some positive steps. The Fed has created a swap facility for four countries (South Korea, Brazil, Mexico and Singapore) of $30 billion each.  The IMF has announced a new quick-dispersing short-term facility for a limited number of countries with good policies.  The questions are whether these will be enough and what happens to those countries that will not be able to avail themselves of these programs.
Tanto la Reserva Federal de los Estados Unidos como el Fondo Monetario Internacional han adoptado algunas medidas positivas. La Reserva Federal ha creado un servicio de permutas financieras para cuatro países (Corea del Sur, Brasil, México y Singapur) de 30.000 millones de dólares para cada uno de ellos.