The threats to financial stability have increased
Inflation has risen rapidly in many countries, which is partly due to the aftermath of the pandemic in the form of disruptions in global supply chains and rising energy and commodity prices. Russia's invasion of Ukraine and lockdowns in China have contributed to a further rise in inflation. In response to this, central banks around the world have begun to conduct a less expansionary monetary policy, and interest rates have risen. It is uncertain how economic agents will manage higher interest rates. In Sweden, existing vulnerabilities have grown as a result of an increase in the debts of