Staff memos
Staff memos consist of longer analyses of issues linked to the Riksbank’s operations. The opinions expressed in staff memos are those of the authors and are not to be seen as the Riksbank’s standpoint.
- 10/06/2021 The Swedish derivative market
- 26/05/2021 Banking and climate-related risks, implications for financial stability in Sweden, Staff memo
- 29/04/2021 Exchange rate and balance of payments – a correlation that got lost
- 16/02/2021 On the possibility of a cash-like CBDC
- 11/11/2020 Bankruptcy at the time of COVID-19 – The Swedish experience
- 09/11/2020 Forecasting short-term movements in the Swedish krona
- 08/10/2020 Swedish corporate bonds during the coronavirus pandemic
- 29/09/2020 Zombie Firms in Sweden_Implications for the Real Economy and Financial Stability
- 23/09/2020 Assessing the foreign linkages in MAJA - a conditional forecast evaluation approach
- 28/05/2020 A new indicator of risks and vulnerabilities, staff memo
- 28/05/2020 A new indicator of risks and vulnerabilities, Appendix 1 List of input variables
- 28/05/2020 A new indicator of risks and vulnerabilities, Appendix 2 Chart pack
- 28/05/2020 A new indicator of risks and vulnerabilities, Appendix 3 The systemic risk indicator 1870-2019
- 28/05/2020 A new indicator of risks and vulnerabilities, Data - The systemic risk indicator and its decomposition_Chart 7
- 22/05/2020 Restrained foreign trade after 2009 discussion of possible consequences for Sweden
- 15/05/2020 Home equity extraction activities in Sweden
- 15/05/2020 Home equity extraction activities in Sweden, numerical data
- 26/02/2020 A time-varying equilibrium VAR model of the long-run real exchange rate
- 12/02/2020 An index for financial conditions in Sweden, staff memo
- 24/01/2020 Quality adjustments and international price comparisons
- 20/11/2019 The Riksbank's method for stress testing banks' liquidity, Staff memo
- 07/10/2019 Monetary policy with high household debt and low interest rates
- 22/05/2019 The Riksbank’s method for stress testing banks' capital
- 22/01/2019 Pass through at Mildly Negative Policy Rates The Swedish Case
- 20/03/2018 Indebtedness in various age groups in Sweden
- 20/12/2017 How are household cashflows and consumption affected by higher interest rates?
- 20/12/2017 Labour supply has increased surprisingly rapidly
- 11/12/2017 Drivers and implications of the strong growth in consumption loans
- 20/06/2017 Expectations, premiums and forward rates
- 20/06/2017 Common features in short maturity interest rate forecasts
- 20/06/2017 The effect of repo rate path changes on asset prices
- 19/05/2017 Appropriate capital ratios in major Swedish banks – new perspectives
- 11/04/2017 Merchanting and multinational enterprises - important explanations for Sweden´s current account surplus
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