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Slides from the press conference 26 April 2023
27/04/2023 2,1 MB -Inflation is still far too high Monetary policy April 2023 Monetary policy spring 2023 • Policy rate raised by 0.5 percentage points to 3.5 per cent • The rate will likely be raised by an additional 0.25 percentage points in June or
CPIF as target variable for monetary policy, article in Monetary Policy Report, September 2017
15/11/2017 105,2 kB -14 MONETARY POLICY REPORT SEPTEMBER 2017 The CPIF as target variable for monetary policy Since the inflation target was introduced in 1993, it has been defined in terms of the consumer price index (CPI). The selection of this measure when
Is activity in the Swedish economy too high? article in Monetary Policy Report, October 2017
15/11/2017 144 kB -MONETARY POLICY REPORT OCTOBER 2017 13 High resource utilisation raises questions The Riksbank has the task of trying to keep inflation close to the target of 2 per cent while simultaneously striving to stabilise output and
The effects of monetary policy on financial variables, article in Monetary Policy Report, April 2017
15/11/2017 187,9 kB -MONETARY POLICY REPORT APRIL 2017 23 Since the beginning of 2015, the Riksbank has gradually cut its repo rate from zero to −0.5 per cent and announced purchases of increasingly large volumes of government bonds, amounting to a total
The significance of international developments for monetary policy, article in Monetary Policy Report, April 2017
15/11/2017 149,2 kB -MONETARY POLICY REPORT APRIL 2017 15 Economic recovery fraught with political risks The global economy is in a recovery phase. In 2016, global GDP grew by 3.1 per cent and growth this year is expected to be 3.4 per cent. After
How are household cashflows and consumption affected by rising interest rates, article in Monetary Policy Report, December 2018
20/12/2018 201,2 kB -12 MONETARY POLICY REPORT DECEMBER 2018 Households more sensitive to interest rate adjustments According to classic economic theory, the real interest rate mainly affects household consumption by influencing the trade‐off between current and
Reduced housing construction is subduing GDP growth, article in Monetary Policy Report, February 2018
14/02/2018 139,7 kB -30 MONETARY POLICY REPORT FEBRUARY 2018 Rapidly growing housing investment is an important factor in the economic upswing The number of housing starts has increased sharply in recent years and in 2017, construction on just under 65,000
The Phillips curve and monetary policy, article in Monetary Policy Report, July 2018
03/07/2018 197,5 kB -MONETARY POLICY REPORT JULY 2018 13 In many countries, wage growth and inflation have been relatively subdued in recent years, despite unemployment having declined and resource utilisation having increased. This has led to a