We examine whether the financial system is sufficiently resilient to withstand a number of downside scenarios. 2. Main findings of the Financial Stability Review  So what are the main findings of the Financial Stability Review? 1. There are incentives for investors to engage in riskier behaviour in the current lowinterest-rate environment.
The increased consumption expenditure typically reflected rapid growth in domestic credit, to a significant extent financed through foreign-capital inflows. Rising public spending often contributed to a widening of fiscal imbalances. These imbalances had adverse consequences. Among other things, they added to domestic price pressures, reduced competitiveness, and, along with rising private consumption, contributed to higher external deficits.