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Jansson at the Riksdag Committee on Finance: Monetary policy supporting recovery and inflation
16/03/2021 -The Swedish economy has withstood the second wave of infection relatively well, supported by extensive economic policy measures. This comment was made by Governor Stefan Ingves in his introduction, when he and Deputy Governor Per Jansson took...
af Jochnick: Cautious steps towards higher interest rates
31/01/2019 -“It’s a question of taking our foot off the gas – not applying the brakes”. These were the words of First Deputy Governor of the Riksbank Kerstin af Jochnick in her speech at the Swedish Property Federation today, as she described how the...
Cecilia Skingsley: We need to update and modernise our payment services
06/10/2021 -“The Riksbank has a long tradition of providing Sweden with a modern, cost-effective and secure payment infrastructure, and this is now undergoing its largest overhaul in generations. We will soon be launching RIX-INST for instant payments and...
Ohlsson: Underlying inflation – for better or for worse
13/05/2019 -The reason why central banks are interested in underlying inflation, or core inflation, is that we policymakers need to take into account all of the available data on economic developments and regard them from different viewpoints. The problem...
Ingves: Swedish monetary policy experiences after the global financial crisis: What lessons are there for other countries?
15/10/2019 -“The last decade has provided lessons and experiences on many different levels. I would like to review three aspects concerning developments in Sweden since the financial crisis, give my personal reflections on them and indicate what lessons I...
af Jochnick: How the Riksbank contributes to financial stability
30/01/2018 -An important task for the Riksbank is to promote efficiency and stability in the financial system. To do this in the best possible way, the Riksbank needs to have a broad mandate and the opportunity to use its instruments in a flexible manner.
Erik Thedéen at the Committee on Finance: Amortisation requirements and mortgage caps have safeguarded household resilience and served the Swedish economy well
21/01/2025 -“The high level of debt, together with short periods for fixing interest rates, has made the Swedish economy more vulnerable. However, the combination of amortisation requirements, mortgage caps and banks' credit assessments has meant that...
Erik Thedéen at the Riksdag Committee on Finance: “The Riksbank is building up preparedness to face a wide range of threats”
18/02/2025 -Governor Erik Thedéen was today questioned by the Riksdag Committee on Finance about the Riksbank's preparedness activities. One of the things he spoke about during the hearing was that the Riksbank's preparedness must be able to meet many...
Erik Thedéen: Monetary policy communication in practice
02/06/2025 -Ever since the inflation target was introduced, transparency has been a watchword for the Riksbank, and looking abroad, central banks have become more transparent in general. But transparency does not automatically mean clarity and monetary...
Aino Bunge: Inflation is still high
15/05/2023 -It is a good thing that inflation is falling, but there is still some way to go before it is close to our target of 2 per cent. This comment was made by Deputy Governor Aino Bunge when she spoke about the Riksbank's latest monetary policy...