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Minutes from the Financial Stability Council extraordinary meeting on 21 March 2023
21/03/2023 -Representatives for the Swedish Government, Finansinspektionen, Sveriges Riksbank and the Swedish National Debt Office met on 21 March, to discuss the risk spectrum and the stability situation in the light of recent events in the US and European...
Five members of the Executive Board
21/04/2023 -Deputy Governor Henry Ohlsson has previously announced that he will resign as a Member of the Executive Board and leave the Riksbank at the end of June 2023. According to the new Sveriges Riksbank Act, which entered into force on 1 January 2023,...
Climate-related risks need to be identified and managed
25/01/2023 -Climate change and the transition to a sustainable economy can affect price stability and economic development and threaten financial stability. The new Sveriges Riksbank Act now tasks the Riksbank to identify threats to sustainable development...
Account of Monetary Policy 2021 – Support for the recovery in the pandemic
24/03/2022 -The coronavirus pandemic continued to have a marked impact on economic developments during 2021. The sharp fall in GDP from the start of the pandemic was recovered and the employment rate rose to the same level as before the pandemic. CPIF...
How the Riksbank's asset purchases during the pandemic affected various financial prices
11/03/2022 -The Riksbank’s asset purchases during the pandemic contributed to more expansionary financial conditions via lower yields, in particular on municipal bonds and covered bonds, a somewhat weaker krona and slightly higher equity prices. This is...
Riksbank bond purchases also lower short-term interest rates
16/12/2021 -A stated objective of central bank bond purchases is to lower long-term interest rates. The government bond purchases of the Swedish central bank, the Riksbank, have, however, also lowered interest rates for short-term holding periods. These...
The Riksbank, Finansinspektionen and Swedish National Debt Office is closely following events
25/02/2022 -The Riksbank is closely following developments in the financial markets and has an ongoing dialogue with other authorities, financial market actors and other central banks.
The Riksbank supports the updated global code of conduct for the foreign exchange market
15/02/2022 -Today, the Riksbank, together with the other central banks within the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), renewed its commitment to comply with the global code of conduct for the foreign exchange market, the FX Global Code. The code has...
Riksbank joins the Federal Reserve's repo facility in USD
20/12/2021 -The Riksbank has decided to join the US Federal Reserve System’s standing repo facility in US dollars. This will increase the Riksbank’s readiness to use its foreign exchange reserves, for instance to strengthen access to liquidity in US dollars...
Minutes from the Financial Stability Council meeting on 17 December 2021
23/12/2021 -Representatives for the Swedish Government, Finansinspektionen, Sveriges Riksbank and the Swedish National Debt Office met on 17 December to discuss the general stability situation, the need for analyses and possible measures, as well as...