The phrase
"stability risks" refers to potential dangers or threats that can disrupt or harm the stability or balance of something, like a situation, system, or organization. It highlights the possibility of negative events that can destabilize things and cause problems.
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These first two principles will be more effective in helping to address
financial stability risks when the public understands how monetary policymakers are weighing such risks in the setting of monetary policy.
All things considered, our assessment is that financial
stability risks appear limited, though there are some pockets of corporate credit and subprime loans in the consumer space which bear watching.
For example, in the current context, the government's new mortgage rules should mitigate financial
stability risks over time, thereby improving the risk trade - offs we face within this zone.
The expected sharp decline in economic activity and employment also represented a possible trigger for Canadian financial
stability risks related to elevated household debt.
We will be providing highly practical advice relating to a range of issues, from managing flood risk, understanding planning risks through to researching
ground stability risks and more.
Stock valuations will need to be watched closely in the medium term as we remain vigilant against a buildup of
financial stability risks.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) isn't terribly worried about the financial
stability risks posed by cryptocurrencies.
The Fed included a special section on financial
stability risks in the report, which accompanies Chair Janet Yellen's testimony.
«Wider use and greater interconnectedness could, if it occurred without material improvements in conduct, market integrity and cyber resilience, pose financial
stability risks through confidence effects.»
The efforts so far can broadly be categorised to either be an assessment of financial
stability risk from climate change or recommendations to improve disclosure of climate risk information to investors.
I see little evidence in their analysis to suggest that a monetary policymaker should see financial
stability risks as being in any way material.
«I think that the financial
stability risks around that process are greater on the continent than they are for the UK,» Carney said.
Rather, they argued, macroprudential policies (financial regulation) would be the preferred instrument to
combat stability risk — please see addendum below.
These market developments support a thesis that financial excess would rise in lock - step with the length of curve flattening (ineffective tightening), and the Fed would be unknowingly falling behind the curve to
heighten stability risks.
In this cycle, emerging markets have just begun their recovery phase, with inflation and current account balances moving toward central - bank comfort zones;
macro stability risks are unlikely to resurface anytime soon.
Even in extreme conditions, when financial
stability risks constrain monetary policy from achieving the inflation target over a reasonable time frame, a central bank would want to ensure that all macroprudential options were exhausted before trying to address those risks with monetary policy.
We are using enhanced frameworks, fuelled by more and better data, to help monitor the financial system and make more informed judgments
about stability risks and how they might interact with each other.
The Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, warned investors in 2015 that the vast majority of fossil fuel are «unburnable», creating financial
stability risks in the event of a disorderly transition to a low - carbon economy.
Carney, who is also the governor of the Bank of England, wrote, «Wider use and greater interconnectedness could, if it occurred without material improvements in conduct, market integrity and cyber resilience, pose financial
stability risks through confidence effects.»
The FSB plans to identify metrics for «enhanced monitoring of the financial
stability risks posed by crypto - assets.»
The European Central Bank is working to identify any financial
stability risk from digital currencies but banks so far seem to be showing little appetite to invest in Bitcoin, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Monday.
But there are greater
financial stability risks on the continent in the short term, for the transition, than there are for the UK.»
None of these are perfect; they certainly do not guarantee that financial -
stability risks have been banished.
«I'm not saying there are not financial
stability risks to the UK, and there are economic risks to the UK.
«Tighter global monetary policy is needed in order to contain inflation pressures and ward off financial
stability risks,» the Basel - based central bank of central banks warned in its most recent annual report.
Britain is due to leave the EU in March 2019, and the BoE «s Financial Policy Committee reiterated that a «timely agreement» on an implementation period for transitional arrangements would reduce financial
stability risks.
More broadly, global trade has slowed and financial
stability risks have increased — with the recent market turmoil partly reflecting lower confidence in the effectiveness of policies.
Financial
stability risks have become topical in the wake of the global financial crisis and the subsequent extended period of very low interest rates.
Description: The April 2015 Global Financial Stability Report (GFSR) finds the Global financial
stability risks have risen since October.
The report discusses these elements, including: a normalization of U.S. monetary policy that avoids financial
stability risks; financial rebalancing in emerging market economies amid tighter external financial conditions and higher corporate debt levels; further progress in the euro area's transition from fragmentation to robust integration; and the successful implementation of Abenomics in Japan to deliver sustained growth and stable inflation.
The April 2015 Global Financial Stability Report (GFSR) finds the Global financial
stability risks have risen since October.
As part of our risk management approach to monetary policy, Governing Council always considers financial
stability risks.
Under certain conditions, as long as monetary policy has a larger effect on inflation than it does on financial
stability risk and macroprudential policy has a larger effect on financial stability risk than it does on inflation, there would be no need, in theory, for the agencies responsible to coordinate their actions explicitly.
Accordingly, the Governing Council agreed that acting at this time was consistent both with the Bank's primary mission — the pursuit of its inflation target — as well as helping to manage financial
stability risks, even if there could be some increase in financial vulnerabilities in the process.
Although we knew that lowering the policy rate could worsen vulnerabilities related to household debt, we also knew that it would counter the risk that growth would crater and lessen the probability that the oil price shock would trigger financial
stability risks.
If the external shocks seemed to pose financial
stability risks, macroprudential measures might be introduced as a complement or backstop to existing regulations and oversight of domestic financial systems.
Thus, the hope is that U.S. policymakers can learn from these international experiences and incorporate effective macroprudential tools into our toolkit that could be used to limit financial
stability risks.
These countries share other weaknesses as well: excessive fiscal deficits, above - target inflation, and
stability risk (reflected not only in the recent political turmoil in Brazil and Turkey, but also in South Africa's labour strife and India's political and electoral uncertainties).
Financial
stability risks, especially in the household sector, remain an area of concern but should diminish as the economy strengthens.
Moreover, the experience of the pre-crisis period (when price
stability risks were contained but financial stability risks were building up) has increased the Fed's focus on financial stability risks in this cycle.
While the Fed has laid out its framework for assessing financial
stability risks and mentioned specific metrics of leverage and private sector balance sheet health, there is uncertainty with regard to the threshold of those metrics that would trigger additional monetary tightening.
The natural question that follows is how the Fed would respond to the buildup of financial
stability risks.
A more narrow measure in the report, used to indicate shadow banking activity that may give rise to financial
stability risks, grew to $ 34 trillion in 2015, up 3.2 % from the prior year and excluding data from China.
What has happened in this decade is that financial
stability risk has become a key part of the policy formulation process.
According to the textbook, everything should have been fine, but financial system or financial
stability risks were growing in the background.
Together, these factors generate a zone within which variations in either inflation - outlook risks or financial
stability risks may be tolerated.
The oil price shock increases both downside risks to the inflation profile and financial
stability risks.
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