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The Riksbank is making the operational framework more flexible
22/03/2022 -In September 2019, the Riksbank began work on amending the monetary policy operational framework so that it would be more flexible and robust. On 8 June 2022, the changes in the final stage will be implemented. They are not intended to affect...
The Riksbank welcomes the Committee on Finance’s review of monetary policy
31/03/2022 -The Riksdag Committee on Finance today published the report “Review of the Riksbank's monetary policy 2015-2020” by Karnit Flug, former Governor of the Bank of Israel and Patrick Honohan, former Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland.
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 20 September 2021
30/09/2021 -At the monetary policy meeting on 20 September, the Executive Board of the Riksbank decided to hold the repo rate unchanged at zero per cent and the assessment was that the repo rate will remain at this level over the coming three-year period.
The carbon footprint of the assets in the Riksbank's foreign exchange reserves
12/04/2022 -The carbon footprint of the assets in the Riksbank's foreign exchange reserves The carbon footprint of the bonds issued by countries and regions in the Riksbank’s foreign exchange reserves – calculated as the Weighted Average Carbon Intensity –...
Measuring climate-related financial risks for governments and regions in the future
12/04/2022 -Measuring climate-related financial risks for governments and regions in the future To link climate-related risks to transition risks, backward-looking measures – such as carbon intensity – need to be complemented by forward-looking measures of...
Are payments in Sweden safe?
03/11/2021 -Payments in Sweden are relatively safe. Card fraud is declining substantially, thanks to new regulations with more stringent requirements for customers to identify themselves in connection with making a purchase. In addition, the number of false...
The challenge for monetary policy
13/04/2022 -The challenge for monetary policy How inflation develops is ultimately determined by monetary policy. But inflation is continuously affected by cyclical and structural forces that the central bank must take into account. Examples of the latter...
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 24 November
06/12/2021 -Monetary policy needs to give continued support to the economy for inflation to be close to the inflation target in the slightly longer term. At its monetary policy meeting on 24 November, the Executive Board of the Riksbank therefore decided to...
Account of Monetary Policy in 2024: Inflation on target
28/03/2025 -The Riksbank's interest rate hikes in 2022-2023 helped bring inflation back down and it was close to the target throughout 2024. Annual average CPIF inflation was 1.9 per cent and long-term inflation expectations were stable at 2 per cent. The...
Better forecasting with AI-based models
02/04/2025 -AI-based models outperform traditional time series models in forecasting Swedish GDP and inflation. This is according to a survey conducted by economists at the Riksbank's Monetary Policy Department.