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Ingves: The Riksbank shall play an active part on the payment market
04/06/2018 -“The payment market has transformed rapidly in recent years and we will see even more changes in the period ahead.” These were the words of Stefan Ingves in his annual speech to the Swedish Economics Association at the Stockholm School of...
af Jochnick: Cautious steps towards higher interest rates
31/01/2019 -“It’s a question of taking our foot off the gas – not applying the brakes”. These were the words of First Deputy Governor of the Riksbank Kerstin af Jochnick in her speech at the Swedish Property Federation today, as she described how the...
Skingsley: Considerations for a cashless future
22/11/2018 -“The alternative to increased regulation of the payment market is that the Riksbank continues to supply a means of payment that exposes the private sector to a certain amount of competitive pressure”. This was the message from Deputy Governor...
Ohlsson: With inflation on target – new challenges to take on
29/05/2018 -“The economy and the way it works are constantly changing. This means that monetary policy and economic policy otherwise are always facing new challenges. These are the words of Henry Ohlsson in his speech today at Örebro University. The issues...
Skingsley: Monetary policy facilitates the changes following on from digitalisation
26/03/2019 -“Digitalisation contributes to a new way of producing, pricing and demanding goods and services. If we can maintain a stable rate of inflation close to our target, monetary policy will help this changeover go smoothly.” This was one of the...
Flodén at the Riksdag Committee on Finance: Hearing on monetary policy
08/11/2018 -Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves and Deputy Governor Martin Flodén today visited the Riksdag Committee on Finance for the first hearing of the year on monetary policy.
Erik Thedéen on monetary policy in 2023: The Riksbank’s policy rate rises contributed to lower inflation
28/05/2024 -“The period we have been through saw the highest inflation since the early 1990s, and it has required more rate rises than we initially estimated to handle it. Over the year, inflation fell by 8 percentage points and it now appears to be back...
Erik Thedéen: Reflections on the high inflation in recent years
20/05/2024 -"The last few years have been tough and turbulent, with households under pressure from high inflation and rising interest rates. Concerns remain, but from an inflation perspective, prospects look much brighter. Inflation targeting has for the...
Aino Bunge: “Payments that don't function in day-to-day life will not function in a crisis either”
25/04/2024 -“The resilience of the payment system needs to be strengthened so that we can pay in several different ways in the event of disruptions in society. To prepare Sweden for a crisis, the private and public sectors need to join forces and take joint...
Erik Thedéen: Better economic performance thanks to economic policy frameworks
10/10/2024 -"Low and stable inflation, strong public finances with extensive automatic stabilisers, predictable nominal wage increases and a stable financial system – all these elements are needed for a sustainable stable and good development of the Swedish...