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10/01/2018 170,2 kB -PENNINGPOLITISK RAPPORT JULI 2016 15 Negativ reporänta – tidigare outforskad mark Penningpolitiken i Sverige och flera andra länder är i dags‐ läget mycket ovanlig i ett historiskt perspektiv, med nega‐ tiv styrränta och omfattande
En bredare bild av prisutvecklingen i Sverige (fördjupning om underliggande inflation som förklarar UND24 och Trim 85)
14/01/2018 198,3 kB -26 PENNINGPOLITISK RAPPORT APRIL 2016 Den underliggande inflationen stiger Inflationen mätt med KPI har varit låg under de senaste åren och uppgick i mars till 0,8 procent. Rensat för effek‐ ten av fallande bostadsräntor är dock inflationen
rap_ppr_ruta2_160706_eng
20/01/2018 199,7 kB -16 MONETARY POLICY REPORT JULY 2016 A negative repo rate – previously uncharted waters Monetary policy in Sweden and several other countries is currently very unusual in a historical perspective, with a negative policy rate and extensive
The Swedish retailpayment market, June 2013
28/12/2017 2,3 MB -The Swedish retail- payment market S v e r i g e S r i k S b a n k Riksbank Studies, June 2013 The Riksbank’s review of the retail payment market in Sweden to order this publication, please contact Sveriges Riksbank, Kontorsservicecenter
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 26 April 2017
15/11/2017 438,9 kB -Monetary policy minutes April 2017 Summary At the monetary policy meeting on 26 April, the Executive Board of the Riksbank decided to continue purchasing government bonds during the second half of 2017, both nominal and real
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting held on 19 December 2017
24/01/2018 426,8 kB -Monetary policy minutes December 2017 Summary At the Monetary Policy Meeting on 19 December 2017, the Executive Board of the Riksbank decided to hold the repo rate unchanged at -0.50 per cent. It is expected that rate rises
rap_fsr2_diagram_appendix_eng
29/12/2017 869,2 kB -FINANCIAL STABILITY 2/2017 1 Financial Stability Report 2017:2 Appendix - Charts 22 Nov 2017 2 FINANCIAL MARKETS Financial markets Chart A1. Central banks' balance sheet in relation to GDP
Charts, Financial Stability Report 2017:2
29/12/2017 3,9 MB -Financial Stability 2017:2 Chapter 1 The economic and financial situation 1:1 Stock market movements Sources: Macrobond and Thomson Reuters Index, 2 January 2015 = 100 1:2 Price development on housing Note. Housing prices are
rap_fsr2_pkbilder_171122_eng
29/12/2017 880,6 kB -Financial Stability Report November 2017 The financial system is exposed to risks • Households’ high indebtedness – the greatest risk • The housing market • Uncertainty over global political and macroeconomic development Debt-to-income
rap_fsr1_diagram_170524_eng
15/11/2017 4,3 MB -Financial Stability 2017:1 Chapter 1 The current economic and financial situation 1:1 Stock market movements Sources: Macrobond and Thomson Reuters Index, 2 January 2015 = 100 1:2 Swedish stress index Note. The Swedish stress index has