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Appendix to Financial Stability Report 2022_1, charts
24/05/2022 1,2 MB -Financial Stability Report 2022:1 Chart Appendix 24 May 2022 Chart Appendix 2 Summary of the stability assessment Chart A.1. Use of transaction-based reference rates in different currencies Percentage of total outstanding interest
Appendix to Financial Stability Report 2023_1, charts
01/06/2023 830,4 kB -Financial stability 2023:1 Chart Appendix 1 June 2023 Chart Appendix 2 Contents The macrofinancial situation abroad 3 Chart A.1. Equity indices development 3 Vulnerabilities and risks in the corporate sector 4 Chart A.2.
Appendix to Financial Stability Report 2023_2, charts
09/11/2023 1,7 MB -Financial Stability Report 2023:2 Chart Appendix 9 November 2023 Chart Appendix 2 Contents The macro-financial situation 3 Chart A.1. Inflation excluding energy 3 Chart A.2. Forward premium for a US government bond
Slides from the press conference, 9 November 2023
28/11/2023 2,1 MB -Higher interest rates challenging highly indebted companies and households Financial stability November 2023 1 The Swedish financial system is working well but risks are elevated • Continued high inflation and higher interest rates •
Slides from the press conference 28 May 2025
28/05/2025 1,1 MB -Financial Stability Report May 2025 High political uncertainty in the world highlights the importance of resilience Sharp increase in global uncertainty Expected volatility 10-year benchmark rates Volatility Index (VIX) which shows the
Slides from the press conference 13 November 2025
18/11/2025 1,5 MB -Financial Stability Report November 2025 Risks to financial stability remain in an uncertain world Continued uncertain political situation abroad • Serious geopolitical situation • Global economic policy • Several growing vulnerabilities
Household indebtedness and interest rate sensitivity, article in the Financial Stability Report November 2017
21/05/2019 185,8 kB -32 ARTICLE High household indebtedness creates vulnerabilities Over the last ten years, households’ nominal debts have doubled and currently amount to almost SEK 4,000 billion. 260,000 households have an indebtedness that exceeds 600 per