Swedish central bank: Fewer risks to financial system but future still uncertain
Briefly

Geopolitical risks remain high due to Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine and the conflict in the Middle East. This uncertainty affects commodity prices and transport costs, potentially leading to negative impacts on the real economy and increased risk premiums in financial markets.
Swedish household debt is high with popular variable-rate mortgages, making them susceptible to high interest rates. Structural reforms are needed in the housing market to address these issues.
Consumer loans are a concern as more households seek debt restructuring. The bank suggests better credit assessments, potentially through a loan register, to enhance transparency in lending practices.
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