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Difficult to quantify the effects
13/04/2022 -Difficult to quantify the effects The aim of this commentary is to give a qualitative description of the effects of climate transition that can be expected on inflation in the coming decades. This means that it only shows the direction in which...
Calendar data for 2023
20/12/2022 -The calendar has been updated with the dates of the Executive Board meetings and the dates on which the Monetary Policy Reports, the minutes of the monetary policy meetings and the Financial Stability Reports will be published during the second...
Calculation of the carbon footprint of the Riksbank's foreign exchange reserves
12/04/2022 -Calculation of the carbon footprint of the Riksbank's foreign exchange reserves The carbon footprint is a calculation of greenhouse gas emissions resulting, for example, from the production of goods and services in a country or region. The...
Introduction
12/04/2022 -Introduction The purpose of this Commentary is to calculate and account for the carbon footprint of the bonds in the Riksbank’s foreign exchange reserves that are issued by countries and regions. On 31 March 2022, the carbon footprint of the...
Self-financing of foreign exchange reserves to be completed earlier
03/02/2022 -As of 7 February, the Riksbank is increasing the rate of purchases of foreign cur-rency aimed at replacing the external financing of the foreign exchange reserves. The purchases will be completed by 31 December 2022, instead of 31 December 2023.
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 9 February 2022
21/02/2022 -Monetary policy needs to give continued support for inflation to be close to the inflation target in the medium term. At its monetary policy meeting on 9 February, the Executive Board of the Riksbank therefore decided to keep the repo rate...
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 23 November 2022
05/12/2022 -To bring down inflation and safeguard the inflation target, the Executive Board decided to raise the policy rate by 0.75 percentage points to 2.50 per cent at the monetary policy meeting on 23 November. Inflation is still far too high and...
Increasingly easy to pay for most people – but for some it has become more difficult
15/12/2022 -Most people pay digitally in Sweden today and as a result there are fewer and fewer people who use cash. However, those who do not have access to digital forms of payment have difficulties in paying bills or in redeeming payouts of pensions, for...
Summary
20/12/2022 -Summary Since 2021, inflation has risen and monetary policy has been tightened in many countries. Central banks have raised their policy rates by several percentage points and started to reduce their holdings of financial assets. These are...
Webcast of the symposium on central bank independence now available
11/01/2023 -On Tuesday 10 January, the Riksbank organised an international symposium with senior representatives from a number of central banks and prominent academics. A recording of the symposium can now be viewed on the Riksbank's website.