New Delhi, July 1 -- India's financial system remains resilient despite renewed global financial stability risks from the West Asia conflict, elevated public debt, fragile bond markets and stretched asset valuations, according to the latest Financial Stability Report released by the Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday. However, the biannual report also points to a more uneven domestic story. Corporate balance sheets remain healthy but private investment is still subdued, while households are borrowing more, and increasingly for consumption rather than asset creation. The report said global financial stability risks remain elevated because of the West Asia conflict, high public debt, bond market fragilities, elevated asset valuations and the gr...