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Australia’s central bank warns global markets underestimate risks from geopolitics, cyber threats, and China’s economy, urging tighter lending and safeguards.
Global stock markets may be underpricing risks from geopolitical tensions, cyber threats, and China’s economic struggles, the Reserve Bank of Australia warns, citing potential for a financial shock.
Despite resilient domestic conditions—strong household savings, low negative equity, and robust bank capital—the country faces risks from interconnected markets, digital vulnerabilities like the ASX outage, and China’s weak property and banking sectors impacting exports.
Superannuation funds, heavily invested in bank bills, could worsen liquidity stress if forced to sell during a crisis.
The RBA urges strict lending standards and stronger operational safeguards to maintain stability.
El banco central de Australia advierte que los mercados globales subestiman los riesgos de la geopolítica, las amenazas cibernéticas y la economía de China, exhortando a préstamos y salvaguardas más estrictos.