Press Releases 2015

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Governor Stefan Ingves comments on the Swedish krona
Amended terms and conditions for collateral at the Riksbank
Repo rate unchanged at –0.35 per cent - still highly prepared to act
Further measures are needed to manage household indebtedness
Risks of low interest rates a concern for market participants
The Riksbank to purchase government bonds for a further SEK 65 billion and keep the repo rate at −0.35 per cent for a longer time
Proposal for amended terms and conditions for collateral for credit at the Riksbank
The Riksbank's business survey: Reasonable economic activity but cause for concern abroad
The first new banknotes are out today
Temporary change to the terms and conditions for issues of Riksbank Certificates
Exchange money for a new 200-krona banknote at the Riksbank on 1 October
Riksbank concludes agreement with National Bank of Ukraine
Repo rate unchanged at −0.35 per cent
The banknote and coin campaign is now underway
Repo rate cut to −0.35 per cent and purchases of government bonds extended by SEK 45 billion
Riksbank's Business Survey: Weaker krona supports manufacturing industry and leads to higher prices
Temporary change to the terms and conditions for issues of Riksbank Certificates
Household debt demands further measures
The Swedish financial markets are functioning well – but less so than before
Riksbank purchases government bonds for a further SEK 40-50 billion, lowers the repo-rate path significantly and holds the repo rate at −0.25 per cent
Riksbank cuts repo rate to −0.25 per cent and buys government bonds for SEK 30 billion
Here are Sweden’s new banknotes and coins
Riksbank cuts repo rate to −0.10 per cent, buys government bonds for SEK 10 billion and is prepared to do more at short notice
The Riksbank transfers SEK 4.1 billion to the Treasury
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: Focus on costs as economic activity edges along
Riksbank exchanges EU payments