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Financial Stability Report 2021_2
10/11/2021 2,3 MB -S V E R I G E S R I K S B A N K Financial Stability Report 2021:2 2 The Riksbank’s Financial Stability Report The Riksbank’s Financial Stability Report is published twice a year. In the report, the Riksbank makes an overall
Press release, Strong recovery but the vulnerabilities in the financial system are growing
10/11/2021 688,1 kB -PRESS RELEASE SVERIGES RIKSBANK SE-103 37 Stockholm (Brunkebergstorg 11) Tel +46 8 787 00 00 Fax +46 8 21 05 31 registratorn@riksbank.se www.riksbank.se DATE: 10 November 2021 No: 21 CONTACT: Press Office +46 (0)8 787 02
Appendix to Financial Stability Report 2024_1, charts
29/05/2024 802,2 kB -Financial Stability Report 2024:1 Chart Appendix 29 May 2024 Chart Appendix 2 Contents Household and corporate sector 3 Chart A.1. Households’ consumption expenditure 3 Chart A.2. Proportion of tenant-owner housing
Financial Stability Report 2024_2
14/11/2024 4,8 MB -S V E R I G E S R I K S B A N K Financial Stability Report 2024:2 2 The Riksbank’s Financial Stability Report The Riksbank’s Financial Stability Report is published twice a year. In the report, the Riksbank presents its overall
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
Slides from the press conference 29 May 2026
29/05/2026 1.7 MB -The war in the Middle East increases uncertainty and entails risks to financial stability Financial Stability Report May 2026 Large movements in energy and financial markets Energy prices EUR/MWh and USD/barrel. The dotted line marks the
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
Consequences for financial stability of Nordea’s relocation to Finland, article in the Financial Stability Report May 2018
21/05/2019 178,7 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2018:1 35 If Nordea relocates to Finland, the bank becomes a part of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), where the ECB is in charge of the supervision of the significant banks. The relocation, which is planned
The interconnectedness of insurance companies, National Pension Insurance Funds and banks via the foreign exchange market, article Financial Stability Report 2020:1
20/05/2020 217,7 kB -36 FINANCIAL STABILITY 2020:1 Swedish companies need foreign exchange Sweden is a small, open economy with considerable foreign trade and a financial system that is dependent on international financial markets. In addition, a
SWESTR is a part of the global reform of reference rates, article in the Financial Stability Report 2021:1
26/05/2021 999 kB -ARTICLE – SWESTR is a part of the global reform of reference rates 93 ARTICLE – SWESTR is a part of the global reform of reference rates The traditional reference rate in Swedish kronor, STIBOR, is based to an excessive degree on