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New Zealand's financial stability risks stay high due to global uncertainty and debt, though banks remain resilient.
New Zealand's financial stability risks remain elevated due to global uncertainty, high tech valuations, and rising government debt, with domestic sectors like retail and hospitality seeing increased loan defaults—though still low compared to past crises.
Banks are resilient due to strong capital buffers and lending rules, with stress tests showing they can withstand severe downturns.
The Reserve Bank is reviewing capital rules, monitoring deposit shifts from the new Depositor Compensation Scheme, and addressing ongoing cyber and operational risks.
Lower interest rates and strong commodity prices support agriculture, while a weak housing market persists.
A new financial stability oversight committee has been established, and conditions are expected to improve gradually.
Los riesgos para la estabilidad financiera de Nueva Zelanda se mantienen elevados debido a la incertidumbre y la deuda globales, aunque los bancos siguen siendo resistentes.