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Financial Stability Report 2019:1
22/05/2019 -High household indebtedness continues to pose the greatest risk in the Swedish economy. To address the fundamental causes of this high indebtedness, it is urgent that measures be taken in housing and tax policy.
Financial Stability Report 2019:2
20/11/2019 -The slowdown in the global economy has contributed to expectations of continued very low interest rates in the years ahead. In such an environment, market participants may choose to increase their risk-taking, which can cause assets to be...
Business Cycles in Small Open Economies September 13 – 14, 2019
17/07/2019 -Sveriges Riksbank in cooperation with the Bank of Canada, Norges Bank, Reserve Bank of Australia, and Reserve Bank of New Zealand, is organizing a conference to discuss new theoretical and empirical research on the determinants of business cycles...
New Developments in the Macroeconomics of Labor Markets Conference, May 17th – May 18th 2019
21/05/2019 -Sveriges Riksbank and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, as part of the Ensuring Economic and Employment Stability (EES) network, are organizing a conference, which will be held at Sveriges Riksbank on May 17th – May 18th 2019.
af Jochnick: Monetary policy and the inflation target – the importance of clarity and openness
05/01/2018 -“Formalising the CPIF as the target variable for monetary policy and making our own forecast of the repo rate are two important elements of a clear and open monetary policy communication”. This comment is made by First Deputy Governor Kerstin af...
Skingsley: The central bank in an innovative and fast-paced world
17/01/2018 -“The Riksbank's foreign currency reserve is part of Sweden's economic defence. But there is a proposal to the Government that could mean halving the reserve. Allowing this to happen in a situation where the banking sector is growing and its...
Flodén: Stora löptidsobalanser på svenska bolånemarknaden – hur vill vi att marknaden ska se ut?
17/01/2018 -“Swedish banks fund mortgage lending by issuing bonds with significantly shorter maturities than the repayment periods for the loans. This maturity mismatch has grown stronger in recent decades and is larger in Sweden than in most other countries.
Ohlsson at the Riksdag Committee on Finance. Hearing on monetary policy
17/01/2018 -Today, Governor Stefan Ingves and Deputy Governor Henry Ohlsson are taking part in the year's first hearing on monetary policy at the Riksdag Committee on Finance.
Ingves: Resolving Cross-Border Banks-Lessons from the Nordic and European Banking Crises
17/01/2018 -IMF Africa Training Institute, Mauritius...
af Jochnick: The completion of Basel III – the start of something new
17/01/2018 -“The reforms of banking regulation, Basel III, that lie ahead will strengthen global financial stability and this will be good and important for Sweden, which is a small and open economy”. This is said by First Deputy Governor Kerstin af Jochnick...