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Annex A to the minutes Riksbank to continue offering loans in US dollars (USD)

Annex A to the minutes 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: 15 September 2020 DEPARTMENT: APP, AFS and AFM

Bilder från presskonferensen 22 september 2020

Riksbankens penningpolitik 22 september 2020 Återhämtning kantad av stor osäkerhet Riksbankens åtgärdsprogram och nollränta ger stöd Svensk ekonomi har börjat återhämta sig Index, 2019 kv 4 = 100. Källor: SCB och Riksbanken. Lång väg

The Swedish market for corporate bonds, article in Monetary Policy Report, July 2020

MONETARY POLICY REPORT JULY 2020 19 Wholesale funding among Swedish non-financial corporations has increased in recent years Companies can fund their operations in three main ways: borrowing from banks and other agents, obtaining funding on

The long-term economic effects of the pandemic are uncertain, article in Monetary Policy Report, November 2020

ARTICLE – The long-term economic effects of the pandemic are uncertain 75 ARTICLE – The long-term economic effects of the pandemic are uncertain The pandemic has caused a deep global downturn. It is very difficult to say how it will affect

Numerical data, Monetary Policy Report February 2020

Protokoll från det penningpolitiska mötet 24 april 2019

Penningpolitiskt protokoll april 2019 Sammanfattning Vid det penningpolitiska mötet den 24 april 2019 beslutade Riksbankens direktion att behålla reporäntan oförändrad på −0,25 procent. Direktionen bedömer att

Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 12 February 2019

Monetary policy minutes February 2019 Summary At the Monetary Policy Meeting on 12 February 2019, the Executive Board of the Riksbank decided to hold the repo rate unchanged at –0.25 per cent. As in December, the forecast for

Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 2 July 2019

Monetary policy minutes July 2019 Summary At the Monetary Policy Meeting on 2 July 2019, the Executive Board of the Riksbank decided to leave the repo rate unchanged at –0.25 per cent. The forecast for the repo rate is

Strong economic activity but subdued wage increases, article in Monetary Policy Report July 2017

MONETARY POLICY REPORT JULY 2017  29  Moderate wage increases in the coming years  Wage development affects household income and corporate  costs, and thereby inflation and monetary policy. Historically,  the covariation between wage increases and

The Riksbank’s strategy for a gradual normalisation of monetary policy, article in Monetary Policy Report, December 2017

14  MONETARY POLICY REPORT DECEMBER 2017    Monetary policy expected to become less expansionary in  future  Since February 2015, the Riksbank has cut the repo rate from  zero to −0.50 per cent, carried out extensive purchases of  government