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2017:1 Ett index för finansiella förhållanden i Sverige. Av Lina Fransson och Oskar Tysklind
15/11/2017 459,3 kB -E t t i n d E x f ö r f i n a n s i E l l a f ö r h å l l a n d E n i s v E r i g E6 * Ett särskilt tack för värdefulla synpunkter till Claes Berg, Ulf Söderström, Peter Sellin, Ola Melander och David Kjellberg. De åsikter som uttrycks i
2017:1 En myt att Riksbankens prognoser styrts av modeller. Av Jesper Lindé och André Reslow
15/11/2017 1,5 MB -27P e n n i n g - o c h va l u ta P o l i t i k 2017:1 * Vi vill tacka Anders Vredin för mycket värdefulla kommenterar på ett tidigare utkast av denna artikel. Claes Berg, Stefan Laséen, Christina Nyman, Ingvar Strid och Ulf Söderström har
2017:2 Norwegian monetary policy seen from abroad. Av Anders Vredin
10/01/2018 500,1 kB -NorwegiaN moNetary policy seeN from abroad64 * The author would like to thank Goran Katinic for all help with collecting and presenting the data in this article, Andy Filardo for permission to use data from Filardo and Hofmann (2014) in Figures
2017:2 Households’ mortgage-rate expectations – more realistic than at first glance? By Erik Hjalmarsson and Pär Österholm
17/01/2018 350,5 kB -57SverigeS rikSbank economic review 2017:2 * The opinions expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the authors and should not be interpreted as reflecting the views of Sveriges Riksbank. We are grateful to Maria Billstam for
2017:2 Household indebtedness and interest rate sensitivity
17/01/2018 185,8 kB -32 ARTICLE High household indebtedness creates vulnerabilities Over the last ten years, households’ nominal debts have doubled and currently amount to almost SEK 4,000 billion. 260,000 households have an indebtedness that exceeds 600 per
2017:2 Short‐term liquidity risks in the major Swedish banks
17/01/2018 242,8 kB -36 ARTICLE The banks’ maturity transformation give rise to liquidity risks A central component of a bank’s operations is borrowing money at short‐term maturities and then lending it at longer maturities.68 This maturity transformation is
2021:1 On the weakness of the Swedish krona
19/03/2021 673,4 kB -O N T H E W E A K N E S S O F T H E S W E D I S H K R O N A6 On the weakness of the Swedish krona Philippe Bacchetta and Pauline Chikhani* Bacchetta is Swiss Finance Institute Professor of Macroeconomics at the University of Lausanne, and
2021:1 Dollar liquidity from the Federal Reserve to other central banks
19/03/2021 610,8 kB -27S V E R I G E S R I K S B A N K E C O N O M I C R E V I E W 2021:1 Dollar liquidity from the Federal Reserve to other central banks Marushia Gislén, Ida Hansson and Ola Melander* The authors work in the Financial Stability Department of
2018:1 The case for flexible exchange rates after the Great Recession
26/03/2018 204,2 kB -The case for flexible exchange raTes afTer The greaT recession38 * This text substantially modifies and expands our previous contribution to voxeu.org, see Corsetti, Kuester and Müller (2017b). We thank Jesper Lindé and Marianne Nessén for useful
2021:2 The development of the Swedish real exchange rate over a longer perspective
23/06/2021 717,1 kB -T H E D E V E L O P M E N T O F T H E S W E D I S H R E A L E XC H A N G E R AT E O V E R A L O N G E R P E R S P E C T I V E46 The development of the Swedish real exchange rate over a longer perspective Carl-Johan Belfrage* The