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Policy rate unchanged at 2.25 per cent
20/03/2025 -Despite the substantial global turbulence, the outlook for inflation and economic activity in Sweden is expected to remain broadly intact. The recovery of the Swedish economy has begun, but activity is still weak. Inflation is expected to be...
Stability risks have declined in the short term but there is large uncertainty abroad
14/11/2024 -Several central banks are continuing to cut their policy rates. At the same time, asset and credit markets have performed strongly and risk premiums have continued to fall. This has eased the burden on the most indebted actors in the economy and...
Riksbank decides on long-term holding of government bonds of SEK 20 billion
07/11/2024 -As part of normalising its balance sheet, the Riksbank has been selling Swedish government bonds since April 2023. The holding of Swedish nominal government bonds has thereby decreased from about SEK 350 billion to just below SEK 170 billion at...
More payments than Swish can now reach recipients instantly
25/11/2024 -The Riksbank is today opening up its payment system RIX-INST to more types of instant payment. Previously, the system was only open to Swish payments.
Erik Thedéen and Anna Breman to participate in G20 during the South African Presidency
20/02/2025 -Sweden has been invited to participate in the G20 by the South African Presidency in 2025. The Riksbank will participate together with the Ministry of Finance in the G20 Finance Track. Under this track, finance ministers and central bank...
Minutes of the monetary policy meeting on 24 September 2024
01/10/2024 -The Executive Board decided to cut the policy rate by 0.25 percentage points to 3.25 per cent at its monetary policy meeting on 24 September 2024. In the minutes of the meeting, you can follow the discussion leading up to the decision and see...
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
17/02/2025 -Sweden's EU membership entails monthly contributions to the EU's budget. These payments are made in Swedish kronor by the Swedish government and exchanged into euro in the foreign exchange market by a recipient central bank within the EU.
New issue of the journal Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review
17/09/2018 -2018’s second edition of the Economic Review covers both broad and more specific issues relevant to the Riksbank. Two articles have been written by former and current advisers to the Riksbank and discuss the Riksbank’s 350-year history and the...
Next step: a technical solution for the e-krona
26/10/2018 -“The next step in the Riksbank's work on the e-krona should be to build an e-krona to learn more and test which solutions are viable and possible to realise,” says Eva Julin, project manager of the Riksbank's e-krona project. A technical...
The major banks Pillar 1 requirements will increase
30/10/2018 -The major Swedish banks have for a long time now needed to meet several different types of capital requirement. They are often divided up into so-called Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 requirements. Finansinspektionen has recently decided to move the...