The National Bank of Denmark published its biannual Financial Stability analysis, finding that banks continue to report high earnings and limited losses on their customers, while warning that heightened uncertainty calls for continued resilience and preparedness. The review highlights sharp house price increases in the Capital Region as an area requiring attention, even as growth in housing lending remains moderate. It stresses that lending rules and sound credit principles in banks are important to prevent households from becoming over-indebted, and identifies cyberattacks as one of the most significant risks to financial stability amid a complex threat landscape and hybrid threats that can trigger operational incidents affecting critical infrastructure.