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The first local office opens
07/02/2018 -To facilitate the handling of cash and loans, the Riksbank opens regional offices in Göteborg and then, just afterwards, in Malmö. ...
Private banks issue their own banknotes
07/02/2018 -Swedish commercial banks start to emerge again, with the first being Skånska Privatbanken in Ystad. The bank had the right to issue banknotes, subject to certain terms. Thirty other banks followed due. ...
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 25 October 2017
17/01/2018 -At the Monetary Policy Meeting on 25 October 2017, the Executive Board of the Riksbank decided to hold the repo rate unchanged at −0.50 per cent. The first rate increase is expected to be made in the middle of 2018, which is the same assessment...
The Riksbank moves to Helgeandsholmen
07/02/2018 -The Riksbank moves from Järntorget to the new premises in what would later become the Riksdag building.
Strong deflation after the war
07/02/2018 -The end of the war means that the strong demand for Swedish products abroad collapses with devastating deflation and an economic crisis as consequence.
Decision on a new Sveriges Riksbank Act
10/03/2023 -The Riksdag decides to adopt a new Sveriges Riksbank Act that enters into force on 1 January 2023.
Per Jansson will not participate at the monetary policy meeting on 12 February
11/02/2019 -Deputy Governor Per Jansson will not participate at the monetary policy meeting on 12 February because of a death in the family.
Repo rate unchanged at −0.25 per cent
13/02/2019 -Economic developments in Sweden and abroad have entered a phase of lower growth. Although growth is more subdued, economic activity is still strong. The conditions for inflation to remain close to 2 per cent in the coming years have not changed...
Press conference on IMF assessment of Swedish economy
19/02/2019 -On Thursday, 21 February, a delegation from the International Monetary Fund, IMF, will complete its annual visit to Sweden. The visit forms part of the review of the economic situation that the IMF regularly carries out for each member country,...
High household indebtedness remains greatest risk in Swedish economy
22/05/2019 -High household indebtedness continues to pose the greatest risk in the Swedish economy. To address the fundamental causes of this high indebtedness, it is urgent that measures be taken in housing and tax policy.