Monetary Policy Report, July 2020
To avoid an unnecessarily prolonged and deep decline in the economy and inflation, the Executive Board has decided on several measures. The framework for the asset purchases made by the Riksbank since the crisis began is being extended from SEK 300 billion to SEK 500 billion up to the end of June 2021. In September, the Riksbank will also begin purchasing corporate bonds. The Executive Board has further decided to cut interest rates and extend maturities on lending to banks. At the same time, the repo rate is held unchanged at zero per cent. The measures are helping to keep down general interest rates in the economy and to maintain access to low-cost funding. In this way, the Riksbank is providing support to the recovery in the economy and inflation.
Documents
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Press release: Further measures to alleviate the economic consequences of the pandemic
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Monetary Policy Report July 2020
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Slides Monetary Policy Report July 2020
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Numerical data Monetary Policy Report July 2020
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Annex B: to the minutes: Extended programme for the Riksbank's purchases of bonds for monetary policy purposes 2020-06-30
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Annex C: to the minutes Further measures to boost the liquidity supply in the economy 2020-06-30
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Annex D: to the minutes Amendment of terms for corporate loans via monetary policy counterparties 2020-06-30
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Article: Economic development according to two alternative scenarios
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Article: Inflation outlook during the corona crisis
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Article: The long-term effects of the pandemic on output and employment
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Article: The Swedish market for corporate bonds
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Economic commentary: Two-tier credit developments during the coronavirus pandemic
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Slides from the press conference 1 July 2020
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