WASHINGTON–A new Fed report says the biggest risks to financial stability in the country is persistent inflationary pressures leading to a more restrictive than expected monetary policy.
The findings were included in the April 2024 Federal Reserve Financial Stability report, which represents risks identified by researchers, academics and market participants.
Other areas of concern outlined in the report include:
- Policy uncertainty as a risk to the financial system stood at just under two-thirds of participants, significantly higher than those cited in the stability report for October.
- More than half of all survey participants mentioned the potential effect of large realized losses on commercial real estate (CRE) and residential real estate, down from three-fourths of all participants in the previous survey.
- Risks associated with the reemergence of banking-sector stress and with fiscal debt sustainability in advanced economies followed as the next most cited concern.
The Fed typically publishes the report at least twice a year.
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