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What's a 'financial stability report'?
The Bank of England publishes this report twice a year to check the health of the UK's financial system. It looks at potential risks like cyber attacks or market wobbles, and how resilient banks and other financial firms are. The aim is to make sure your money and the wider economy are safe from big shocks.
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