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What usually happens when the repo rate is raised, article in Monetary Policy Report, October 2018
24/10/2018 300,7 kB -20 MONETARY POLICY REPORT OCTOBER 2018 Monetary policy affects the financial conditions in Sweden The financial conditions are a summary of the state of the financial markets and the interest rates and conditions met by households and
World trade in constant change, article in Monetary Policy Report, October 2019
24/10/2019 901,9 kB -34 MONETARY POLICY REPORT OCTOBER 2019 Freer world trade over the last thirty years Over the last thirty years, world trade has been of growing significance for the global economy. Global exports and imports have grown as a proportion of
Are those on short-term work schemes unemployed, article in Monetary Policy Report, April 2020
28/04/2020 722,1 kB -38 MONETARY POLICY REPORT APRIL 2020 The Riksbank and the Swedish Government, together with other authorities, have implemented measures to alleviate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Swedish economy.13 Many measures are aimed
Economic development according to two alternative scenarios, article in Monetary Policy Report, July 2020
01/07/2020 810,3 kB -38 MONETARY POLICY REPORT JULY 2020 In its Monetary Policy Report in April, the Riksbank presented two scenarios, two conceivable paths that the economy could take. One scenario assumed that the spread of the infection is decreasing and
How is the Riksbanks work affected by climate change, article in Monetary Policy Report, November 2020
26/11/2020 745,2 kB -ARTICLE – How is the Riksbank’s work affected by climate change? 62 ARTICLE – How is the Riksbank’s work affected by climate change? Climate change affects economic developments in different ways. The Riksbank needs to take this into
Inflation not fully comparable between countries, article in Monetary Policy Report, February 2020
12/02/2020 891,9 kB -14 MONETARY POLICY REPORT FEBRUARY 2020 It is well known that it can be difficult to compare macroeconomic measures from country to country and consumer price statistics are no exception. Several factors contribute towards making the consumer
More difficult to calculate inflation, article in Monetary Policy Report, April 2020
28/04/2020 699,1 kB -MONETARY POLICY REPORT APRIL 2020 41 The measures introduced to limit the spread of the coronavirus across the world have also affected the capacity to measure prices. The situation has already affected the collection of price data in
The long-term economic effects of the pandemic are uncertain, article in Monetary Policy Report, November 2020
26/11/2020 477,7 kB -ARTICLE – The long-term economic effects of the pandemic are uncertain 75 ARTICLE – The long-term economic effects of the pandemic are uncertain The pandemic has caused a deep global downturn. It is very difficult to say how it will affect
The long-term effects of the pandemic on output and employment, article in Monetary Policy Report, July 2020
01/07/2020 770,7 kB -46 MONETARY POLICY REPORT JULY 2020 Comprehensive economic policy measures to mitigate the negative economic consequences The restrictions introduced to hinder the spread of the coronavirus and people’s changed behaviour have had major
The Swedish market for corporate bonds, article in Monetary Policy Report, July 2020
01/07/2020 769 kB -MONETARY POLICY REPORT JULY 2020 19 Wholesale funding among Swedish non-financial corporations has increased in recent years Companies can fund their operations in three main ways: borrowing from banks and other agents, obtaining funding on