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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
Short‐term liquidity risks in the major Swedish banks, article in the Financial Stability Report November 2017
21/05/2019 242,8 kB -36 ARTICLE The banks’ maturity transformation give rise to liquidity risks A central component of a bank’s operations is borrowing money at short‐term maturities and then lending it at longer maturities.68 This maturity transformation is
Interconnectedness in the Swedish financial system, article in the Financial Stability Report May 2018
21/05/2019 282,3 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2018:1 39 An interconnected financial system poses risks The financial system is central to the functioning and growth of the economy. At the same time, it is sensitive to shocks. This is partly because central
New players on the mortgage market, article in the Financial Stability Report May 2018
21/05/2019 264 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2018:1 31 The Swedish mortgage market The Swedish mortgage stock is significant in relation to GDP (about 70 per cent) and mortgage lending to house‐ holds amounts to about SEK 3,120 billion.66 Mortgage lending in
New production of housing and financial stability, article in the Financial Stability Report November 2018
21/05/2019 240,3 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2018:2 23 Changed conditions on the housing market In Sweden, housing prices have risen to historically high levels. Real single‐family house prices have more than tripled since the mid‐1990s. The price rise has been even
Measures needed for a safer and more efficient infrastructure, article in the Financial Stability Report 2019:1
22/05/2019 158,5 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2019:1 7 The financial infrastructure consists of systems that manage payments and transactions with financial instruments. If problems arise in the infrastructure, they can have serious negative consequences for
Stress tests of banks’ capital, article in the Financial Stability Report 2019:1
22/05/2019 319,6 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2019:1 25 The Riksbank conducts stress tests for several reasons Using stress tests makes it possible to estimate how a bank’s economic situation, and thus the bank’s resilience, would be affected in a high‐stress
A new reference rate – the way forward, article in the Financial Stability Report 2020:1
20/05/2020 181,5 kB -44 FINANCIAL STABILITY 2020:1 Reference rates fulfil an important function in the financial system A reference rate functions as a benchmark, or a basic value, when financial contracts are priced. Among other uses, reference rates are
The Riksbank’s measures during the coronavirus pandemic, article in the Financial Stability Report 2020:1
20/05/2020 156 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2020:1 7 Major differences compared to the global financial crisis The economic crisis the world is now experiencing in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is sometimes compared with the global financial crisis