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Calender data for first seven months of 2017
07/07/2016 -The calender has been updated with the dates of the Executive Board meetings and the dates on which the Monetary Policy Reports, the minutes of the monetary…...
Heikensten: Introduction on monetary policy
14/04/2004 -The whole speech Let me begin as usual by thanking you for the opportunity to come to the Riksdag Committee on Finance and give an account of monetary…...
Repo rate raised to 0.5 per cent
01/07/2010 -The Swedish economy is developing strongly following the severe downturn. The repo rate now needs to be raised gradually towards more normal levels to…...
2004:1 Inflation Report, numerical data on which the diagram is based
1519 kB -1 Figure 1. GDP for Sweden, United States and euro area, outcome and forecasts Percentage 12-month change Sources: US Department of Commerce, Eurostat and the Riksbank. Euro area Euro area, forecast USA USA, forecast Sweden Sweden, forecast...
NB-MoU_public
124 kB -Page 1 of 15 17 August 2010 Cooperation agreement on cross-border financial stability, crisis management and resolution between relevant Ministries, Central Banks and Financial Supervisory Authorities of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland,...
Financial Stability Report 2008:1 Article: Liquidity risk in the banking system
258 kB -81 F IN A N C IA L S T A B IL IT Y R E P O R T 1 / 2 0 0 8 L IQUIDITY RISK IN THE BANKING SYSTEM■ Liquidity risk in the banking system During the fi nancial crisis in the autumn and spring, liquidity risks in the fi nancial system have been very...
Inflation Report 1/2002 Monetary policy and simple rules
247 kB - I N F L AT I O N R EP O RT 1/2 0 0 2 During the past decade it has become increasingly com- mon for central banks to have an explicit target for monetary policy. In Sweden, the Riksbank has targeted a...
Economic Review 2000:3 article 1 The conquest of inflation - an introduction to Sargent´s analysis
54 kB -During the 1960’s and the 1970’s the OECD countries witnessed a trend increase in inflation. The 1980’s and the 1990’s, on the other hand, saw a decrease in inflation, which is now back to levels common before 1960 (and even lower). Does this...