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Executive Board in the Committee on Finance's hearing on monetary policy in 2024
03/06/2025 -“As the inflation outlook became increasingly stable in 2024, we acted gradually but swiftly with the rate cuts. I consider it was a well-balanced strategy given the high-inflation environment we were coming out of and the risks surrounding...
Committee on Finance hearing on the Riksbank's operations and monetary policy
12/03/2024 -On Tuesday, the entire Executive Board took part in an open hearing at the Committee on Finance about the Riksbank's operations and its Annual Report for 2023, as well as current monetary policy.
Executive Board at Committee on Finance hearing on current monetary policy
15/10/2024 -Inflation is back close to the target. The policy rate has been cut three times in five months and is expected to be cut further in the future. Low and stable inflation and lower interest costs are improving households’ finances and making it...
Breman and Ingves attend Riksdag Committee on Finance: The geopolitical uncertainty makes it more difficult to assess inflation
03/03/2022 -The Riksbank is closely following developments and is prepared to deal with possible effects on the financial markets as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. “We are continually evaluating the consequences for the Swedish economy,” said...
Flodén and Ingves at the Riksdag Committee on Finance Monetary policy needs to be sustained
19/10/2021 -The Swedish economy has recovered rapidly in the pandemic, supported by extensive economic policy measures. This comment was made by Governor Stefan Ingves in his introduction, when he and Deputy Governor Martin Flodén today took part in the...
Executive Board at hearing of Committee on Finance regarding Account of Monetary Policy 2020
04/05/2021 -2020 was an unusual year in many respects. This also includes the Riksbank’s monetary policy. Normally, the Executive Board takes monetary policy decisions five times a year. During 2020, decisions were taken on more than 21 different occasions.
Breman: From 500 per cent to −0.5 per cent – what is next?
31/08/2022 -"It is of the utmost importance that we defend the inflation target as anchor for price setting and wage formation, and I am confident that the Riksbank will do what is needed to attain the inflation target.” Deputy Governor Anna Breman said...
Per Jansson: Is it time for a more active fiscal policy?
08/12/2021 -How should roles be allocated between monetary policy and fiscal policy in terms of creating the most favourable macroeconomic development possible in Sweden? This question was discussed by Deputy Governor Per Jansson, speaking today at the...
Ingves: Inflation-targeting policy requires updates to meet future challenges
31/05/2022 -The inflation targeting policy has been resilient and adaptable – both in normal times and in times of crisis – for almost 30 years. However, for inflation targeting to be able to manage the various crises that may arise in the future, it needs...
Breman: High inflation – the interest rate may need to be raised earlier
23/03/2022 -“Energy and food prices will probably continue to be high in the period ahead. The main reason is Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The earlier rise in inflation may thus be further exacerbated. This is because Russia exports significant quantities...