Overall, the inflation outlook in this illustrative example would decrease by around 0.8% at the one-year horizon compared to the baseline scenario. The model monetary policy response to the change towards a lower annual inflation path would be to lower interest rates by around 1%. At the same time, the lower nominal interest rates would cause the exchange rate to depreciate and would ease the monetary conditions tightened by the original exchange rate shock. At the horizon of approximately 18 months, the exchange rate would gradually return to the outlook contained in the baseline scenario of the forecast. Interest rates and inflation would follow it with a lag, at the horizon of two to three years.