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Thedéen: Well-anchored inflation target despite high inflation
30/05/2023 -During 2022, monetary policy contributed to ensuring that long-term inflation expectations were stable and close to the inflation target, even though inflation was well above the target, said Governor Erik Thedéen today, when the Executive Board...
The Riksbank to investigate year-end effect in SWESTR
02/06/2023 -The Riksbank's work to promote a transition to the transaction-based reference rate SWESTR includes gathering views from potential users in the market. Some comments from market participants have touched on what is commonly known as the...
Åsa Olli Segendorf new Head of Monetary Policy Department
21/06/2023 -The Executive Board of the Riksbank has appointed Åsa Olli Segendorf new Head of the Monetary Policy Department. Åsa Olli Segendorf is currently Deputy Head of the Monetary Policy Department. She will take up her new post on 1 August 2023.
E-krona study on behaviour and driving forces in the payment market
23/10/2023 -Since 2017, the Riksbank has been exploring the possibility of introducing a supplement to cash, a digital central bank currency that would be called an e-krona. The work has focussed, for instance, on how a possible technical solution for an...
The countercyclical capital buffer should remain unchanged at 2 per cent
30/01/2025 -The Riksbank’s view is that the countercyclical capital buffer should remain unchanged at its neutral level of 2 per cent for the first quarter of 2025. Overall, the assessment from October 2024 remains that the current level of the...
New issue of the Riksbank’s journal Economic Review
12/02/2025 -This issue of the Economic Review contains three articles, each dealing with developments in inflation targeting from different perspectives. The first article summarises a research conference on inflation targeting organised by the Riksbank in...
The cost of cross-border payments is not in line with G20 targets
27/02/2025 -The G20 has set a target that cross-border payments should cost a maximum of 1 per cent and 3 per cent depending on the type of payment made. The cross-border payments currently offered by the major Swedish banks cost considerably more than this...
Interest rate adjustments have the fastest effect on consumption of durable goods
03/04/2025 -Changes in interest rates have broad effects on consumption, but affect different groups of goods differently. An Economic Commentary published by the Riksbank examines the sensitivity of different components of consumption to interest rates.
Strengthened crisis preparedness in the Nordic-Baltic region
20/05/2025 -Today, the Nordic and Baltic countries are facing new risks. The geopolitical situation around the world requires authorities to work together not only within countries but also across national borders. Through sustained efforts, the...
Cooperation with Finansinspektionen on the countercyclical capital buffer
29/08/2025 -Today, the Riksbank participated in a collaborative meeting at Finansinspektionen and communicated its position for the countercyclical capital buffer ahead of Finansinspektionen’s decision for the third quarter of 2025. The Riksbank considers...