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Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 19 March 2020
30/03/2020 295,5 kB -Monetary policy minutes 19 March 2020 MINUTES OF MONETARY POLICY MEETING Executive Board, No. 4 SVERIGES RIKSBANK SE-103 37 Stockholm (Brunkebergstorg 11) Tel +46 8 787 00 00 Fax +46 8 21 05 31 registratorn@riksbank.se
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 27 April 2020
11/05/2020 442,8 kB -Monetary policy minutes April 2020 Summary At the monetary policy meeting on 27 April 2020, the Executive Board of the Riksbank decided on continued purchases of government and mortgage bonds up to the end of September
Slides from the press conference 24 October 2019
24/10/2019 1,1 MB -Monetary policy decision October 2019 Slowdown towards a more normal economic situation Slowdown in international growth Clear decline in manufacturing sector confidence Continued high confidence among households Index and deviation
Strong economic activity but subdued wage increases, article in Monetary Policy Report July 2017
15/11/2017 218,3 kB -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
01/02/2018 172 kB -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
FinTech – increasingly rapid interaction between financial operations and technological innovation, article in the Financial Stability Report May 2017
21/05/2019 164,5 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 1/2017 45 FinTech – a broad phenomenon FinTech is a collective term for the ongoing interaction between financial businesses and technical innovation. FinTech includes both new services that are based entirely
A cross‐border banking sector with major assets and liabilities in foreign currency poses risks to financial stability, article in the Financial Stability Report May 2017
21/05/2019 225,4 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 1/2017 31 A country can have significant assets and liabilities in currencies other than its own. The central government, banking sector or private companies may be exposed to other countries’ currencies. Among
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
Protokoll från det penningpolitiska mötet 24 april 2019
07/05/2019 470 kB -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