. >> reporter: heather scott with afp. the g-7 statement seemed to indicate that policymakers would use tools but were not going to do anything imminent. does this contradict that or is that in keeping with the statement by the g7 this morning? and can i ask, what would cause you to take another step, what would you be looking for in terms of the economic outlook or data? >> so the sense of the g7, you know, we have seven countries, obviously, and different policies, different situations, different mandates, a lot of overlap. and the sense of that is to get together as a group and say, at a high level, these are the things we're going to do, we're going to use our tools, all of our tools, in a strong way to try to support the economy. so that's a statement of general support. i think within that, you will see actions, you've seen our action, and i think it's up to individual countries, individual fiscal policies and individual central banks to do what they're going to do. i would think it's possible there will be some more

i want to bring back heather and also scott martin.l quick, the market is drifting just a little bit. i think wall street wants to hear about the stimulus that will go into mainstreet. instead of focusing on the unemployment may be keeping businesses open or operational to some degree. what you make of what she had to say. >> you're right. i think that should involve some confidence into the economy as a whole. markets may be looking for more specifics in terms of the stimulus plan, kudlow called it targeted and timely working incarnation with the small business administration. in addition to what they had done up to $200 billion of liquidity will be injected because of small business loans and loans provided to those who have to stay home who can't work, the hourly employees taking care of the sick or the elderly or your parents who have the virus. that will be provided, that's what the markets want to hear. from a clarity standpoint, testing which is to speaker pelosi mentioned is very important, the more testing we get out, whether

. >> heather scott. the statement seem to indicate that policymakers would use tools but were not going to do anything imminent. does this contradict that or is this in keeping with the statement by the g7 this morning? -- what would cause you to take another step? what would you be looking for in terms of economic outlook or data? to -- well: the g7 is have seven countries and different policies and severance situations and we get together as a group and say at a high level that this is what we will do and we will use all of our tools to try to support the economy. that is the statement of general support. you will see actions. you have seen our actions. it is up to individual countries and individual fiscal policy and central banks to do what they do. it is possible there will be more formal coordination as we move forward. , iterms of moving forward would say that we do like our current policy stance. we think it is appropriate to support the goals. as i said in my statement, we are prepared to use ou

fiscal policymakers, but you saw the mention of the g-7 statement as appropriate as well >> sorry heather scott with afp the g-7 statement seemed to indicate that policymakers would use tools but were not going to do anything imminent does this contradict that, or is this in keeping with the statement by the g-7 this morning? and can i ask what would cause you to take another step what would you be looking for as terms of the economic outlook or data >> so, the sense of the g-7, you know, is to -- we have seven countries, obviously, and different policies, different situations, different mandates, a lot of overlap the sense of that is to get together as a group and say at a high level that these are the thing wes ear going to do, we're going to use all of our tools in a strong way to try to support the economy. that's a statement of general support. i think within that you will see actions. you've seen our action and i think it's up to individual countries, individual fiscal policies and individual central banks to do what they're going to do. it's possible there will be some more formal coordi

heather scott with fap.to indicate that policymakers would use tools but were not doing to do anything imminent. does this contradict that or in keeping with the action -- the statement by the g7 this morning and can i ask what would cause you to make -- take another steps? what would you be looking for in terms of economic outlook or data? >> the sense of the g7, you know, is to. we have 70 countries obviously and different -- different policies and different situations, different mandates and a lot of overlap and these are the things that we will use. we will use our tools, all of our tools in a strong way to try to support the economy. that's general support. i think within that, you will see actions. you've seen our action and i think it's up to individual countries, individual fiscal policies and individual central banks to do what they're going to do. i would think it would be -- it's possible there will be more formal coordination as we move forward. in terms of -- in terms of moving forward, i would