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Terms and conditions for the Riksbank’s programme of onward lending to non-financial corporations
16/03/2020 -On 12 March, the Riksbank decided to lend up to SEK 500 billion to monetary policy counterparties in order to increase their lending to non-financial corporations.
Minutes from the Financial Stability Council meeting on 24 March 2020
25/03/2020 -In light of the effects of the coronavirus on the financial markets, representatives of the Government, Finansinspektionen (the financial supervisory authority), the Riksbank and the Swedish National Debt Office met on 24 March.
Extraordinary meeting: Financial Stability Council
10/03/2020 -On Wednesday 11 March, the Government, Finansinspektionen (the financial supervisory board), the Riksbank and the Swedish National Debt Office will meet for an extraordinary meeting of the Financial Stability Council.
Banks’ profitability exceeds the market’s required return
11/06/2026 -The major Swedish banks have had strong earnings in relation to the risk that the equity market considers their operations to entail. This is shown in a new analysis that examines banks’ profitability in relation to an estimated market-based...
The Riksbank starts negotiations on T2S
23/06/2026 -The Riksbank has decided to start contractual negotiations with the Eurosystem to use the T2S platform for the settlement of securities in Swedish kronor. The Swedish central securities depository (CSD) Euroclear Sweden AB will also start...
Press conference on the IMF’s assessment of the Swedish economy
11/05/2026 -On Wednesday 13 May, a delegation from the International Monetary Fund, IMF, will conclude its visit to Sweden. The visit forms part of the regular consultations that the IMF has with its member countries, the so-called Article IV consultations.
The Riksbank retains the countercyclical buffer rate at 2 per cent
11/09/2026 -The Riksbank decides to leave the countercyclical buffer rate unchanged at the level the Riksbank considers neutral, of 2 per cent.
Redeem your invalid banknotes – the fee will increase on 1 September 2026
10/06/2026 -Since the 2015-2017 banknote and coin changeover, SEK 3.9 billion worth of invalid banknotes are missing. Take the opportunity to redeem your old banknotes before 1 September 2026, when the administration fee will be raised.
Fee for redeeming invalid banknotes increased today
01/09/2026 -For invalid banknotes sent in after 1 September, the administration fee is being raised from the current SEK 200 to SEK 300 per application. This is being done to cover the administrative costs of handling the cases. For more information on...
The IMF’s report on Sweden’s economy
21/07/2026 -In May, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded its annual review of Sweden's economy, known as an Article IV consultation. The final report on Sweden's economy, which has been approved by the IMF’s Board of Governors, is now available...