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SWESTR will be published earlier in the day
31/03/2023 -As from 2 May, the transaction-based reference rate SWESTR will be published at 09.00 instead of at 11.00. The information provided on the transaction dataset for SWESTR will also be expanded. These decisions are in line with the proposals...
Aino Bunge: All parts of the cash chain must work
20/03/2024 -“For cash to be used today and in the future, the Riksdag needs to regulate where and how it can be used. The state, including the Riksbank, needs to work together to ensure that all parts of the cash chain work". These comments were made by...
Aino Bunge: Inflation is in the process of stabilising at the target, but the way forward is not entirely smooth
18/04/2024 -"Inflation is stabilising at the target and there may therefore be scope for a rate cut in May or June. But monetary policy must take a learning approach on what could be a crooked path towards a neutral interest rate level. The world is...
Erik Thedéen: Pleasing that inflation has fallen back
23/04/2024 -"Inflation has moved in the right direction and the latest outcome was significantly lower than our forecast. The fall in inflation is good news and very welcome. This paves the way for improved purchasing power.” This was the message from...
Anna Breman: Good prospects for a strong recovery, despite uncertainty in the world around us
19/11/2024 -“The fact that inflation is now low and stable is positive for everyone. Real wages are rising again and household purchasing power will strengthen significantly this year and next. Stronger domestic demand will in turn lead to a stronger labour...
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...
Ingves and Flodén at the Riksdag Committee on Finance: Hearing on monetary policy
08/11/2018 -Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves and Deputy Governor Martin Flodén today visited the Riksdag Committee on Finance for the second hearing of the year on the Riksbank’s monetary policy.
Climate change affects central banks
14/11/2018 -Global warming and its consequences are relevant for central banks as these consequences may conceivably have an impact on both financial stability and monetary policy in the long run. This is the conclusion of Conny Olovsson, PhD in economics,...
Riksbank new member of international network for climate and financial systems
13/12/2018 -The Riksbank has joined the Network for Greening the Financial System, NGFS. This is a group of central banks and financial supervisory authorities who cooperated by develop the analysis of environment and climate risk management in the...
The General Council welcomes the proposal for a profit allocation model
17/01/2018 -The General Council of the Riksbank has submitted its consultation response to the Ministry of Finance’s Draft proposal referred to the Council on Legislation regarding the Riksbank’s financial independence and balance sheet.