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Monetary policy, firms’ pricing behaviour and households’ reaction to the rise in inflation

10/04/2024 -

Monetary policy, firms’ pricing behaviour and households’ reaction to the rise in inflation An additional piece of the puzzle in the 2021-2022 inflation upturn was the late reaction of monetary policy-makers in many countries to indications of...

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How good are the measures at predicting future CPIF inflation?

21/02/2024 -

How good are the measures at predicting future CPIF inflation? In Table 1 we present a measure of how well the different measures of core inflation are able to forecast future CPIF inflation. The calculation is made for January 2000 to December...

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Obstacles to settlement in central bank money

20/02/2024 -

Obstacles to settlement in central bank money There are potential obstacles that may make settlement in central bank money impractical. Some examples are given below. Central banks typically impose high standards on actors wishing to participate...

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What does legislation and international principles say?

20/02/2024 -

What does legislation and international principles say? The Riksbank oversees the financial market infrastructures to identify and limit the risks they may pose to financial stability[5] The Riksbank’s oversight of the financial infrastructure .

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Summary

20/02/2024 -

Summary The traditional payments and securities markets are undergoing a structural transformation, driven by, among other things, increased competition through new technologies and new actors, as well as new legislation. As part of the...

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Summary and conclusions

21/02/2024 -

Summary and conclusions One conclusion is that measures of price changes over periods shorter than one year are usually not very good at forecasting future inflation measured as an annual percentage change in the CPIF. However, over the past...

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Settlement in central bank money from a financial stability perspective

20/02/2024 -

Settlement in central bank money from a financial stability perspective...

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The effects of the asset purchases

04/07/2022 -

The effects of the asset purchases The Riksbank, like several other central banks, has made purchases of securities to be able to conduct a more expansionary monetary policy in a situation where the policy rate is close to its effective lower...

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Scenario for results and capital

04/07/2022 -

Scenario for results and capital The Riksbank's financial results, and ultimately its equity, are thus affected by the composition of the balance sheet and the pricing of interest rates and exchange rates on the market. It is important to...

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Introduction

09/05/2022 -

Introduction Turbulence on financial markets can make banks reluctant to assume counterparty risk and hence avoid lending to each other. This can lead to a liquidity shortage at one or several banks, which might then find it difficult to meet...

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