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The war in the Middle East entails risks to financial stability
29/05/2026 -The war in the Middle East has caused turbulence in the financial markets, but the global financial system has functioned well. However, there is considerable uncertainty. The longer the war continues, the greater the risk that inflation and...
Offline card payments – the options are now expanding
01/07/2026 -From today, 1 July 2026, there will be more options for paying by card in-store when buying essential goods. This will strengthen the resilience of the payment system and is based on an agreement between the Riksbank and market participants.
Policy rate unchanged at 1.75 per cent
20/08/2026 -During the summer, both growth and inflation have been higher than was forecast in June, and there is still a risk of underlying inflation becoming too high in the wake of the supply shocks in the Middle East. However, the picture is not...
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: “There was some concern before the summer, but then things took a turn for the better”
16/09/2026 -The economic situation has improved since last spring and, for the first time since September 2022, large Swedish companies’ assessment of the situation is now above its historical average. Before the summer, there were fears that the war in the...
The September monetary policy meeting will be held in Gothenburg
03/06/2026 -The Executive Board of the Riksbank will hold its monetary policy meeting in Gothenburg on 23 September. The meeting will take place at the county administrative board of Västra Götaland's premises. The decision will be published on the...
Minutes of the monetary policy meeting on 23 September 2026
30/09/2026 -The Executive Board decided to hold the policy rate unchanged at 1.75 per cent at its monetary policy meeting on 23 September 2026. In the minutes of the meeting, you can follow the discussion leading up to the decision and see the arguments put...
Minutes of the monetary policy meeting on 18 March 2026
25/03/2026 -The Executive Board decided to hold the policy rate unchanged at 1.75 per cent at its monetary policy meeting on 18 March 2026. In the minutes of the meeting, you can follow the discussion leading up to the decision and see the arguments put...
Minutes of the monetary policy meeting on 16 June 2026
24/06/2026 -The Executive Board decided to leave the policy rate unchanged at 1.75 per cent at its monetary policy meeting on 16 June 2026. In the minutes of the meeting, you can follow the discussion leading up to the decision and see the arguments put...
Riksbank raises policy rate by 0.5 percentage points and, starting in April, will begin selling government bonds
09/02/2023 -Inflation is far too high and has continued to rise. For inflation to fall and stabilise around the target within a reasonable time, the Executive Board has decided to raise the Riksbank's policy rate by 0.5 percentage points to 3.0 per cent.
Policy rate increased by 0.5 percentage points to 0.75 per cent
30/06/2022 -Inflation has continued to rise rapidly and price increases are spreading through the economy. To ensure that inflation returns to the target and to counteract the high inflation becoming entrenched in price setting and wage formation, the...