Over the last six months, global financial stability risks increased because of higher economic risks and uncertainty, the International Monetary Fund, IMF says in a survey.
Falling commodity prices and concerns about China’s economy have also increased threats to financial stability, says IMF.
China has also has increased efforts to strengthen its policy framework to boost growth and stabilize the foreign exchange rate.
IMF says the threats increase concerns about the ability of policies to counterbalance the impact of higher economic and political risks.