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Processing of personal data
09/07/2026 -The Riksbank safeguards your personal integrity. This information is aimed partly at providing an overall picture of the Riksbank’s processing of personal data in its operations, and partly at providing you as an individual with information on...
Open data – information available for re-use
20/01/2026 -Open data The act (2022:818) (in Swedish only) on the public sector making data available for re-use aims to promote the re-use of documents from the public sector. The law was introduced with the aim of implementing EU directive 2019/1024 from...
Contact
03/07/2026 -Here you can find information on opening hours and contact details.
About the website
21/11/2025 -We use the Riksbank’s website to communicate about the Riksbank’s activities and decisions. The website is intended to make it easier for our visitors to understand, review, and evaluate our work.
Invoicing information
12/08/2025 -Below is information regarding the Riksbank's invoice management.
Minutes of the Executive Board's monetary policy meetings
05/06/2018 -Minutes of the Executive Board's monetary policy meetings from Sveriges Riksbank Minutes of the Executive Board's monetary policy meetings from Sveriges Riksbank as a RSS feed...
Press releases
05/06/2018 -Press releases from Sveriges Riksbank Press releases from Sveriges Riksbank as a RSS feed.
Stock market crash on Wall Street
07/02/2018 -On 24 October 1929, the stock exchange on Wall Street in New York crashes. This event marks the end of the Roaring Twenties and is the start of a worldwide depression. The Riksbank is led by Ivar Rooth.
Karl Langenskiöld becomes Governor of the Riksbank
07/02/2018 -Langenskiöld participates in the work of giving the Riksbank a monopoly on issuing banknotes, 1897. He is widely acclaimed, contributing towards his appointment as Governor of the Riksbank. ...
International commitments and increased regulation
07/02/2018 -Sweden joins the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. New regulations lead the Riksbank to govern the commercial banks with an iron fist.