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Every household has SEK 514 in coins – in six months, the older coins will become invalid
Further purchases of government bonds for SEK 30 billion, repo rate unchanged at -0.50 per cent
The Riksbank will not be participating in the Swedish National Debt Office’s exchanges
Smaller, lighter and nickel-free - why we are replacing our coins
Banks and households need to increase their resilience
Market participants consider that the Swedish financial markets are functioning slightly worse
Low repo rate for longer, Executive Board ready to extend government bond purchases in December
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: After three years of good economic activity, uncertainty is now increasing
Today sees the introduction of the 100 and 500-kronor banknotes and the new coins
Exchange money for a Garbo and the new coins at the Riksbank on 3 October
Myntkartan.se helps Swedes empty their piggybanks of coins worth SEK 2.6 billion
Repo rate unchanged at −0.50 per cent
SEK 1.3 billion left - 31 August last day to deposit invalid banknotes in bank accounts
Repo rate unchanged at -0.5 per cent, future rate increases postponed
SEK 1.8 billion left – the banks are able to accept banknotes until 31 August
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: Low price increases despite high level of economic activity
Per Jansson’s mandate extended a further five years
Banks and households increasingly vulnerable
The Riksbank wants Selma, Jenny and Gustav!
Divided opinions regarding the functioning of the Swedish financial markets
Riksbank to purchase government bonds for a further SEK 45 billion and repo rate held unchanged at -0.50 per cent
3 months until 30 June 2016 - SEK 3.6 billion will become invalid
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: Strong domestic demand but difficult to raise prices
SEK 4.3 billion invalid in 4 months’ time
Repo rate cut to –0.50 per cent
The Riksbank transfers SEK 2.8 billion to the Treasury
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
Delegation decision regarding currency interventions
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
Henry Ohlsson new deputy governor
Zero repo rate for a longer period
Changed terms and conditions for issues of Riksbank Certificates
The financial system is working well – but the growth of debt needs to be slowed down
Global uncertainty has increased, according to autumn risk survey
Repo rate cut to zero per cent
Deputy Governor Karolina Ekholm leaves the Executive Board of the Riksbank to become State Secretary
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: Recovery continues but uncertainty returns
Repo rate unchanged at 0.25 per cent
Repo rate cut by half a percentage point to 0.25 per cent
The Riksbank's Business Survey: Small steps towards stronger economic activity and rising prices
The financial system is working well – but risks require further measures
Unchanged risk level in spring risk survey
Heidi Elmér new head of the Markets Department
Riksbank finances dividend for 2013 with currency reserve
Repo rate unchanged at 0.75 per cent
Riksbank exchanges EU payments
Repo rate unchanged at 0.75 per cent
The Riksbank transfers SEK 3.3 billion to the Treasury
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: Companies hope for a clearer turnaround by the summer
Riksbank exchanges EU payments
Renewed mandate for Stefan Ingves in the European Systemic Risk Board
More than SEK 3 billion left - banks will accept notes until 28 February
Last chance to use the older 50-krona and 1,000-krona notes as payment
Repo rate cut by 0.25 percentage points to 0.75 per cent
Financial stability good at present – but risks need to be managed
The Swedish financial markets are functioning well
6 million 1000-krona banknotes will become invalid in 6 weeks' time
Kasper Roszbach new Head of Financial Stability Department
Repo rate unchanged at 1 per cent
The Riksbank’s business survey: Economy picking up in anticipation of upturn
Time to check your money
Repo rate unchanged at 1 per cent
Martin W Johansson Acting Head of the Financial Stability Department
Repo rate unchanged at 1 per cent
Twelve million 1,000-krona notes become invalid at year-end
The Riksbank’s business survey: Economic upswing in an adverse situation
Swedish major banks currently financially strong
New deputy governors – Martin Flodén and Cecilia Skingsley
The Swedish financial markets are functioning well despite the continued uncertainty in euro area
Lars E.O. Svensson leaves the Riksbank in May
Lars E.O. Svensson leaves the Riksbank
Repo rate unchanged at 1.0 per cent
New image on the 1000-krona bank-note
Barbro Wickman-Parak will leave the Riksbank in May
Repo rate unchanged at 1.0 per cent
The Riksbank transfers SEK 6.8 billion to the Treasury
The Riksbank’s Business Survey: No impending improvement in sight
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
Repo rate cut 0.25 percentage points to 1.0 per cent
The banks’ resilience is good
Riksbank’s risk survey autumn 2012
Repo rate unchanged at 1.25 per cent
The Riksbank’s company survey: Downturn in economic activity and prices
”Sun, wind and water” will be the theme for Sweden’s new coins
Repo rate cut by 0.25 percentage points to 1.25 per cent
Pernilla Meyersson appointed Alternate Executive Director at the IMF
Repo rate unchanged at 1.50 per cent
The Riksbank’s company interviews: No clear course for economic activity
Increased resilience in the major Swedish banks
Riksbank's Risk Survey Spring 2012
Securities portfolio in Swedish kronor
"Cultural journey" the winner of the Riksbank's design competition for the new Swedish banknotes
Repo rate unchanged at 1.50 per cent
Monetary policy meeting in April brought forward
Riksbank tops up foreign currency reserve
Repo rate cut by 0.25 percentage points
The Riksbank transfers SEK 7.5 billion to the Treasury
The Riksbank's company interviews: Cutbacks in a weaker economic climate
Marianne Nessén new Head of Monetary Policy Department
Anders Vredin new head of General Secretariat
Repo rate cut to 1.75 per cent
Acting Head of the Monetary Policy Department
New Deputy Governors at the Riksbank – Kerstin af Jochnick and Per Jansson
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
The banks have good resilience
New capital requirements for Swedish banks
Riksbank's risk survey autumn 2011
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
Repo rate held unchanged at 2 per cent
The Riksbank's company interviews: Cautious companies see major risks ahead
Repo rate held unchanged at 2.0 per cent
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 2.0 per cent.
Ingves Governor for six more years
The Riksbank's company interviews: Calmer phase of the economic cycle
Swedish banks' resilience has improved
Riksbank's Risk Survey Spring 2011
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 1.75 per cent
Sweden’s new banknotes and coins
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 1.5 per cent
The Riksbank transfers SEK 6.2 billion to the Treasury
The Riksbank's company interviews: Production and profitability recovering
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
Svante Öberg to leave Riksbank at year-end
Governor Stefan Ingves to play central role in ESRB
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 1.25 per cent
The banks have good resilience
Riksbank's risk survey autumn 2010
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 1.0 per cent
Good momentum under great vigilance
On 4 October the Riksbank offers a new SEK loan (28 days)
On 20 September the Riksbank offers a new SEK loan (28 days)
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 0.75 per cent
On 23 August the Riksbank offers a new SEK loans (28 days)
On 26 July the Riksbank offers a new SEK loans (28 days)
The Riksbank is to increase the price of 28-day loans
Repo rate raised to 0.5 per cent
On 28 June the Riksbank offers a new SEK loans (28 days)
The Riksbank's company interviews: Recovery on a broad front but uncertainty in the period ahead
Monetary Policy in Sweden
Banks well-prepared but uncertainty has increased
On 31 May the Riksbank offers a new SEK loans (1 month)
Riksbank's risk survey spring 2010
Riksbank Certificates with right of resale and longer maturity
Coin to commemorate the wedding of Crown Princess Victoria and Daniel Westling
On 3 May the Riksbank offers a new SEK loans (3 months)
The Riksbank will cease to offer loans at maturities of three and six months, but will replace these with loans at a maturity of 28 days
Repo rate held unchanged at 0.25 per cent
On 19 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
On 1 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 months)
Riksbank to renew banknote and coin series
On 22 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
On 8 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 months)
On 22 February the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
Coherent regulatory framework and clear division of roles between authorities
The Riksbank transfers SEK 5.8 billion to the Treasury
Repo rate left unchanged at 0.25 per cent
Riksbank to examine the Swedish housing market
The Riksbank will cease to offer 12-month loans but continue to offer loans at shorter maturities
On 8 February the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
The Riksbank's company interviews: Slow recovery
Swap line with the Federal Reserve expires
On 25 January the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
On 11 January the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
On 28 December the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
Per Jansson new Head of Monetary Policy Department
Repo rate held unchanged at 0.25 per cent
On 14 December the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
On 30 November the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
The banks are better equipped to meet future loan losses
Riksbank's risk survey autumn 2009
Lending in US dollars to be discontinued
On 16 November the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
Riksbank continues to offer variable-interest loans
On 2 November the Riksbank offers loans at fixed interest rate
On 2 November the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
Repo rate held unchanged at 0.25 per cent
Riksbank offers new fixed-interest rate loans
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 20 October
On 19 October the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
The Riksbank's company interviews: The recovery will take time
On 5 October the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
On 21 September the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 15 September
On 14 September the Riksbank offers loans at fixed interest rate
On 7 September the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
Riksbank offers new fixed-rate loans
Repo rate held unchanged at 0.25 per cent
On 2 September the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 and 168 days)
On 24 August the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
On 10 August the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 7 August
On 5 August the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 and 168 days)
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 29 July
On 27 July the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
The Governor of the Riksbank comments on the economic situation
On 13 July the Riksbank offers loans at fixed interest rate
On 13 July the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
The Riksbank to offer new USD loans
Programme for long SEK loans at variable interest rate
Riksbank offers loans at fixed interest rate
Repo rate cut to 0.25 per cent
Riksbank Governor did not participate at today's monetary policy meeting
Swap line with Federal Reserve extended
On 29 June the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 12 months)
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 24 June
On 24 June the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 days)
On 24 June the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (336 days)
On 15 June the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
Riksbank borrows euro from the ECB
On 10 June the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (168 days)
On 10 June the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 days)
Swedish banks can manage increased loan losses
On 1 June the Riksbank offers a new SEK loan (12 months)
On 1 June the Riksbank offers a new SEK loan (3 months)
The foreign currency reserve to be strengthened
The Riksbank's risk survey spring 2009
On 27 May the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 days)
On 27 May the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (336 days)
On 18 May the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (6 months)
On 18 May the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 months)
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 13 May
Riksbank offers SEK loans with 12-month maturity
On 13 May the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 days)
On 13 May the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (168 days)
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 6 May
On 4 May the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 months)
The Riksbank to offer new USD loans
Repo rate cut to 0.5 per cent
On 27 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (336 days)
On 27 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 days)
On 20 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 months)
On 20 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (6 months)
On 15 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (168 days)
On 15 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 days)
On 8 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (6 months)
Riksbank extends eligible counterparties
Further step towards greater openness
On 6 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 months)
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 1 April
On 1 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans, maturity 336 days, against commercial paper
On 1 April the Riksbank offers new SEK loans, maturity 84 days, against commercial paper
On 20 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (6 months)
On 20 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 months)
Updated programme for long SEK loans at variable interest rate
On 18 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (168 days)
On 18 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper (84 days)
On 9 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
Riksbank enters into a precautionary arrangement with the Estonian central bank
On 4 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans, maturity 336 days, against commercial paper
On 4 March the Riksbank offers new SEK loans, maturity 84 days, against commercial paper
Programme for long SEK loans at variable interest rate
The Riksbank will offer SEK loans, maturity 84 days, on 23 February
The Riksbank will offer SEK loans maturity 168 days on 23 February
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 18 February
Long SEK loans at variable interest rate
Repo rate cut to 1 per cent
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 11 February
The Riksbank transfers SEK 5.9 billion to the Treasury
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 9 February
New dollar auctions and extended swap line with the Federal Reserve
Riksbank exchanges EU payment
The Riksbank's company interviews
New Deputy Governor - Karolina Ekholm
On 30 January the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 26 January
New motif on this year's 1-krona coin
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 16 January
On 21 January the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper
Exchange of EU payment
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 5 January
Riksbank will continue to offer USD loans next year
The Riksbank proposes abolishing the 50-öre coin
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 19 December
The Riksbank grants loan to Latvia's central bank
New Executive Board member to be appointed next year
On 17 December the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 8 December
Repo rate cut to 2 per cent
Auction of SEK loans against commercial paper postponed
Monetary policy meeting brought forward
Measures for financial stability and monetary policy working together
Measures necessary for financial stability
On 3 December the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 26 November
Riksbank extends swap agreement with Seðlabanki Íslands
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 24 November
Forceful measures to counteract the effects of the financial crisis
On 19 November the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper
Swedish National Debt Office takes over loan to Carnegie
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 10 November
The Riksbank assists corporate funding
Extended liquidity assistance to Carnegie Investment Bank
Liquidity assistance to Carnegie Investment Bank
Programme for SEK loans against collateral
The Riksbank to offer USD loans on 28 October
Repo rate cut to 3.75 per cent
The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 27 October
New dollar loans
New loans in SEK and USD
Riksbank issues Riksbank Certificates
Riksbank grants liquidity assistance to Kaupthing Bank Sverige AB
Changed collateral requirement for credit in RIX
Repo rate cut to 4.25 per cent
Increased loans and longer maturity
Riksbank lends SEK 60 billion over three months
Monetary policy and financial stability - the Riksbank's two main tasks
Irma Rosenberg leaves the Riksbank at the end of the year
Riksbank announces new swap facility in US dollars
Central Banks Announce Swap Facilities with U.S. Federal Reserve
Financial turbulence, monetary policy and inflation
Changed collateral requirements for credit in RIX
Some reflections on the current situation
Measures to facilitate market functioning
Repo rate raised to 4.75 per cent
Riksbank increases size of monetary policy repo
Riksbank reallocates gold and foreign exchange reserves
The economic situation
Repo rate raised 0.25 percentage points to 4.5 per cent
The decision-making process and monetary policy deliberations
The Riksbank to phase out the CPIX inflation measure
Financial stability is satisfactory but the risks have increased
The current situation and monetary policy
It costs to pay!
Nyberg: The financial crisis - developments in recent months and some lessons learnt
The Riksbank enters into a swap facility with Sedlabanki Íslands
Öberg: Monetary policy and the situation in the Swedish economy
Updated communication policy for the Riksbank
Repo rate unchanged at 4.25 per cent
Commemorative coin to celebrate Selma Lagerlöf
New international measures to address liquidity pressures in funding markets
More features on the Riksbank’s website
Nyberg: Economic activity and the property market
Rosenberg: Monetary policy and commodity and energy prices
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2008:1
Ingves: Monetary policy with an inflation target
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 4.25 per cent
General Council's decision on allocation of net income
The Riksbank shall be adequately capitalised
New forms for issuing commemorative coins
Nyberg: The US mortgage crisis and the financial turmoil
Exchange of EU payment
Repo rate held unchanged at 4 per cent
Changed collateral requirements for credits in RIX
International measures to meet liquidity needs
Financial stability is sound, but the risks have grown
UND1X changes its name to CPIX
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review no. 3 2007
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 4 per cent
Riksbank reallocates gold and foreign currency reserves
Svensson: What have economists learned about monetary policy over the past 50 years?
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 3.75 per cent
Repo rate path after each monetary policy meeting
Nyberg: Global turbulence and the Swedish fixed income market
Svensson: Monetary policy and the interest rate path
The Riksbank publishes The Swedish Financial Market 2007
Wickman-Parak: The Riksbank and monetary policy
Economic Review No. 2 2007
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points
Riksbank's historical collections transferred to Royal Coin Cabinet
Rosenberg: The Riksbank and monetary policy
Nyberg: Challenges in monetary policy
Riksbank presents new Financial Stability Report
Riksbank issues coin to commemorate birth of Carl von Linné
Rosenberg: Changes in monetary policy communication
Sophie Degenne new head of Market Operations Department
Britta von Schoultz new Chief Press Officer
Repo rate kept unchanged at 3.25 per cent
New Deputy Riksbank Governors - Lars E.O. Svensson and Barbro Wickman-Parak
Öberg: Current monetary policy
Economic Review no. 1 2007
Repo rate kept unchanged at 3.25 per cent
First Deputy Governor Eva Srejber leaves the Riksbank
Ingves: The interest rate path and monetary policy
Srejber: Integration of financial services has come a long way in Europe
Inflation target remains, but methods can be further developed
General Council proposes changes in Sveriges Riksbank Act
New head of the IT Department
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points to 3.25 per cent
General Council's decision on allocation of net income
The Riksbank's Annual Report 2006
Rosenberg: Current monetary policy
Commemorative coin issue in 2008
Mattias Persson new Head of Financial Stability Department
Persson: Monetary policy - experiences and thoughts on the future
Value of direct investments rose in 2005
Sveriges Riksbank and central banks of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania sign MoU
Öberg: The Riksbank and the wage bargaining rounds
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review no. 3 2006
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points
Riksbank presents new Financial Stability Report
Rosenberg: The current economic situation
Assessment of monetary policy
Swedish portfolio holdings 2005
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points
Johan Gernandt appointed new Chairman of the General Council of the Riksbank
Issuing of commemorative coins in 2007
Kai Barvèll new head of General Secretariat
Persson: Pensions, globalisation and the current economic situation
Governor Stefan Ingves speech cancelled
Riksbank reallocates gold and foreign currency reserves
Ingves: Sound government finances and low inflation - the road to success!
Persson: The current economic situation
General Council comments on Kristina Persson's decision
Deputy Governor Kristina Persson not available for reappointment to Executive Board
150th anniversary of Swedish railways - new commemorative coin
Jan Bergqvist, Chairman of the General Council, has passed away
Riksbank hosts international research conference on the governance of central banks
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review no. 2 2006
Book on the history of the Riksbank
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points
Presentation of this year’s second Inflation Report
Rosenberg: The Riksbank's forecasts and current monetary policy
Riksbank presents new report on financial stability
Öberg: The Swedish economy and monetary policy
Nyberg: The Riksbank's monetary policy strategy
Riksbank publishes summary description of monetary policy strategy
Repo rate held unchanged at 2 per cent
Extended redemption period for old banknotes
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review No. 1 2006
Riksbank changes currency allocation
Rosenberg: Some questions regarding current monetary policy
Riksbank gathers agents in cash management field to form cash management advisory board
Decision on three Inflation Reports a year
Riksbank to introduce new, more secure 50 and 1,000-krona banknotes
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points
Pernilla Meyersson new Director of Communications
Rosenberg: The objective of monetary policy
General Council’s decision on allocation of net income
The Riksbank’s Annual Report 2005
Decision on distribution of work within the Executive Board
Repo rate raised by 0.25 percentage points
Report on housing finance in the global financial market
Rosenberg: Monetary policy and the economy
Exchange of EU payment
Commemorative coin issue in 2006
Repo rate held unchanged at 1.5 per cent
Economic Review no. 4 2005
Riksbank initiates cooperation with external researchers on exchange rate determinants
Bergström: Bright prospects for Swedish economy
The Riksbank presents new Financial Stability Report
Swiss National Bank Governor Jean-Pierre Roth visits the Riksbank
Heikensten: The current economic situation
Professor Kenneth Rogoff visits Riksbank
Direct investment in Sweden and abroad
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review, special Dag Hammarskjöld edition
Repo rate held unchanged at 1.5 per cent
Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer visits Riksbank
Stefan Ingves new Riksbank Governor, Svante Öberg new Deputy Governor and Lars Nyberg re-appointed Deputy Governor
Deputy Governor Villy Bergström’s comment on his decision to step down
General Council's comments on Villy Bergström’s decision to step down
Riksbank issues commemorative coin to mark the 150th anniversary of Sweden’s first postage stamp
General Council comments on Lars Heikensten’s decision
Lars Heikensten has decided to step down
The Riksbank concludes agreement with Swedish banks on cash management
Irma Rosenberg's speech on 22 September cancelled
The Riksbank reallocates its gold and foreign exchange reserves
Riksbank issues commemorative coin minted in gold and silver to mark 100th anniversary of Dag Hammarskjöld's birth
Swedish portfolio holdings 2004
Nyberg: Households increasing their debts and house prices continuing to rise
Repo rate held unchanged at 1.5 per cent
Notes and coins equivalent to SEK 5 billion to become invalid at year-end
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2005:2
Repo rate cut 0.50 percentage points
Riksbank to issue commemorative coins in gold and silver
Rosenberg: Surprisingly weak growth dampening inflation outlook
Kenneth Rogoff new adviser to Riksbank
Inauguration of Tumba Bruk museum on 4 June
Heikensten: Incoming data important
Bergström: Monetary policy is not the solution to the unemployment problem
Tumba Bruk 250th anniversary - commemorative banknote issued today
Sweden publishes IMF´s Statement on the Swedish Economy
Srejber: Stimulatory economic policy bolstering growth
The Riksbank presents new Financial Stability Report
Professor Martin Feldstein, President of the NBER, to visit the Riksbank
Commemorative banknote – 250th anniversary of Tumba Bruk paper mill
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
Srejber: Unusual market rate developments
Persson: What will happen with employment in an increasingly globalised world?
Comment with regard to the Riksdag Committee on Finance’s planned evaluation of monetary policy
Bergström: The Riksbank influences future inflation, not current inflation
Heikensten: Economic outlook broadly unchanged
Executive Board to visit Jämtland
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2005:1
Srejber: The role of asset prices and credit in an inflation targeting policy
Repo rate held unchanged at 2 per cent
Persson: Globalisation contributing to low
Rosenberg: Continuing robust economic activity and low inflation
Professor Axel A Weber President of the Deutsche Bundesbank to visit Riksbank
Moderate increase in direct investment assets
General Council’s decision on allocation of net income
Riksbank's Annual Report 2004
Nyberg: Households' growing debt burden no problem for the banks
Royal couple to visit the Riksbank
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
Heikensten: Low inflation, but outlook remains largely the same
Bergström: Investment in Sweden instead of capital export
The Riksbank reallocates its gold and foreign currency reserves
Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa from the ECB to visit Stockholm
Economic Review no. 4, 2004
Exchange of EU payment
Issuing of commemorative coins in 2005
Survey of the general public’s knowledge of the Riksbank
Swedish portfolio holdings 2003
New distribution of work in the Executive Board
Bergström: High unemployment not due to monetary policy
Jean-Claude Trichet visits Stockholm
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
Riksbank presents new Financial Stability Report
Heikensten: Minor changes to the inflation outlook
Rosenberg: Economic outlook is unchanged
Information on Riksdag decision to declare some older banknotes and coins invalid
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2004:3
Riksbank alters management forms
ECB publishes convergence report
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
The Riksbank takes over the activities in Svensk Kontantförsörjning AB
Riksbank issues coins to mark 250th anniversary of Royal Palace in Stockholm
Riksbank survey of turnover in Swedish foreign exchange and derivatives markets
Persson: Small and medium-sized enterprises not disadvantaged by Basel II
Persson: Structural reforms important for employment
Decision on continued efficiency improvements in cash management
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
Heikensten: Inflation outlook remains unchanged on the whole
Primary dealer agreement with Deutsche Bank AG, London
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2004:2
Opinion on the Long-term Planning Commission’s report (SOU 2004:19)
The Riksbank investigating premature publication of interest rate decision
New capital injection to Pengar i Sverige AB prior to liquidation
The Swedish Financial Market 2004
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
Riksbank decides to issue commemorative coin and note
Bergström: Risk of ’golden parenthesis’ for the Swedish economy
Securitas Värde AB cancels agreement to take over Pengar i Sverige AB
Executive Board to meet in Härnösand
Riksbank presents new Financial Stability Report
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
New website for the Riksbank
Executive Board appoints new department heads
Sweden publishes IMF's Statement on the Swedish Economy
Heikensten: Assessment of economic activity and inflation prospects remains unchanged
Persson: China’s economy increasingly important for Sweden and internationally
Nyberg: The economic situation and the property market
Comment regarding Statistics Sweden’s changed methods for computing the consumer price index and inflation rate
Repo rate left unchanged at 2 per cent
Riksbank cuts number of departments
Anders Kragsterman new deputy head of Financial Stability Department
Persson: Regional balance and sustainable growth
Heikensten: Some aspects on financial developments
Decision on capital injection during the winding up of the Riksbank's company
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in autumn 2004
General Council meetings second half of 2004
Repo rate cut by 0.5 percentage points
Bergström: Is a policy of wage solidarity compatible with the Riksbank's inflation target?
Bergström: What must we do to be the best again?
Rosenberg: Inflation lower than expected
Persson: Women, growth and welfare - an equation that must add up
Final agreement with Securitas
Changes in Swedish banknote and coin series 2005
Riksbank’s Annual Report 2003
General Council's decision on allocation of net income
Repo rate lowered by 0.25 percentage points
Jörgen Eklund new chief press officer
Nyberg: Developments in the Swedish economy
Value of direct investment assets
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2003:4
Exchange of EU payment
Changes in the Riksbank’s companies – letter of intent with Securitas, sale of Tumba Bruk
Packing error in banknote consignment investigated
General Council meetings, first half of 2004
Repo rate left unchanged at 2.75 per cent
Audit report on Riksbank's internal controls
Banks' resilience increasing
Rosenberg: Economic activity in line with previous forecast
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in spring 2004
Swedish portfolio holdings 2002
Riksbank’s comment on the discrepancy in the banknote delivery
Heikensten: Developments in line with the Inflation Report
Rosenberg: Monetary policy and energy prices
Economic Review 2003:3
Bergström: Continued confidence in the Riksbank
Repo rate left unchanged at 2.75 per cent
Persson: The Swedish economy after the EMU referendum
Nyberg: Sweden after the euro referendum
Riksbank issues coin to commemorate 30th anniversary of King Carl XVI Gustaf's accession to the throne
Bergström: Monetary policy controls remain in the hands of the Riksbank
Rosenberg: Price stability framework remains intact
The Riksbank's comments on the result of the referendum
Members of the Riksbank's General Council say "yes" to adopting the euro
Persson: False conceptions of the euro and the Riksbank
Rosenberg: Economic activity in line with assessment
Persson: Sweden and the euro
More efficient cash management benefits the economy
Repo rate left unchanged at 2.75 per cent
Repo rate cut by 0.25 percentage points
The Swedish Financial Market 2003
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2003:2
Bergström: EMU debate contains some lame arguments
Comments regarding the Parliamentary Auditors' report on the privatisation of cash management
Swedish monetary policy and EMU
Nordic Central Banks Conclude MoU on Financial Crisis Management
Balance of payments, Q1 2003
Repo rate lowered by 0.5 percentage points
Banks have managed well in protracted slowdown, but resilience is declining
Sveriges Riksbank issues commemorative coins to commemorate the 700th anniversary of the birth of Saint Birgitta
Rosenberg: Clearer picture of weaker economic activity
Nyberg: Weak economic developments affect inflation prospects
General Council visits the ECB
Sweden publishes the International Monetary Fund's statement on the Swedish economy
Manageable risks in the changeover process if Sweden adopts the euro 2006
Heikensten: Sweden and EMU
General Council meetings second half of 2003
Repo rate left unchanged at 3.5 per cent
Bergström: Risk of higher inflation but above all great uncertainty
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in autumn 2003
Rosenberg: Important to safeguard long-term stability in EMU
Kerstin Hallsten new Deputy Head of Department
Statistics Sweden takes over production of the Riksbank's financial market statistics
Heikensten: Well-founded arguments decisive factor for influence over ECB
Bergström: The driving forces behind Economic and monetary union, EMU
Repo rate lowered by 0.25 percentage points to 3.5 per cent
Memorandum of Understanding on high-level principles of cooperation between the banking supervisors and central banks of the European Union in crisis management situations
Agreement between the Riksbank and Finansinspektionen on the division of labour with regard to financial stability
Heikensten: Inflation rise expected to be temporary
Sweden in the European economy
Riksbank's annual report 2002; stronger krona reduced earnings
Allocation of the Riksbank's net income 2002
Financial Market Statistics
Repo rate left unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Heikensten: Direct changeover from 2006 lessens the risk of payment system disturbances
Changes in the routine for EU payments
Economic review no 4 2002
Comments on article on DN's debate page
Revised schedule for Executive Board meetings, first half of 2003
Distribution of work in the Executive Board
G10 report on asset prices
Exchange of EU payment
Ulrika Bergelv new Head of Internal Auditing Department
Irma Rosenberg new Deputy Governor
Swedish direct investment assets abroad SEK 1,277 billion
Tor Jacobson new Head of Research Department
Repo rate lowered 0.25 percentage points to 3.75 per cent
Swedish portfolio holdings 2001 - Foreign shares and debt securities
Bäckström: A perspective of his years at the Riksbank
Bergström: Basic industry - High tech that lasts
Persson: Economic outlook surrounded by risks
Start of the new organisation for cash management is postponed
Uncertain economic situation entails lower resilience in the banking system
Per Jansson new deputy head of department
Change in cash management in Sweden
Bäckström: Why was the price stability objective successful?
General Council meetings, first half of 2003
Bäckström: Future directions for the interest rate
Repo rate lowered 0.25 percentage points to 4 per cent
Sveriges Riksbank issues commemorative coin in memory of Astrid Lindgren
Persson: The current situation for the Swedish economy
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in spring 2003
New Head of IT Department
Persson: Stabilisation policy in the monetary union
Jan Bergqvist appointed new Chairman of the General Council of the Riksbank
Statement regarding the report "Stabiliseringspolitik i valutaunionen", Stabilisation policy in the monetary union (SOU 2002:16)
Repo rate left unchanged at 4.25 per cent
The general public's confidence in the Riksbank remains high
Economic Review no 3 2002
Heikensten: Financial risks slow down recovery
New appointments at the Riksbank
New Chief Legal Counsellor at the Riksbank
Bäckström: US recovery central for the world economy
Nyberg: Developments in line with assessments
Bäckström: What happened to the “new economy"?
Repo rate left unchanged at 4.25 per cent
Preliminary financial market statistics for May and June 2002
Stable Swedish financial sector according to the IMF (FSAP)
A comment from the Governor of the Riksbank
Exchange with the National Debt Office
Repo rate left unchanged at 4.25 per cent
New head for the Secretariat of the Executive Board at the Riksbank
Reasonable to await further information
Reference rate to replace discount rate
Krona holds its own against the euro on home ground
Lars Heikensten new Governor Eva Srejber First Deputy Governor
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in autumn 2002
Repo rate left unchanged at 4.25 per cent
Riksbank issues coin to commemorate Stockholm's 750th anniversary
Preliminary financial market statistics for March and April 2002
Riksbank publishes The Swedish Financial Market
Nyberg: Positive development in line with the Riksbank's forecast
Bäckström: Earlier assessments still largely apply
The Swedish banks show good resistance with regard to the low level of economic activity
Heikensten: Main features of the inflation assessment still apply
Sven Hulterström comments on Urban Bäckström's decision
Governor Urban Bäckström resigns at year-end
Sweden publishes the International Monetary Fund's statement on the Swedish economy
Nyberg: International upturn and wage developments behind interest rate hike - absence due to sick leave constitutes problem
Mats Galvenius new Head of Market Operations Department
Bergström: The Riksbank and the Swedish economy
Repo rate raised 0.25 percentage points to 4.25 per cent
The Riksbank plans to sell Pengar i Sverige
Bergström: Excessive wage increases a threat to the inflation target
Heikensten: The economic situation
Persson: Monetary policy and economic growth
Repo rate raised 0.25 percentage points
Bergström: Worrying signals regarding wage trends
Heikensten: The economic situation
Allocation of the Riksbank's net income 2001
Invitation to press conference
The Riksbank's annual report 2001
Repo rate left unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Appendix: The Riksbank's interventions in the foreign exchange market – preparations, decision-making and communication
Preparations, decision-making and communication in the event of foreign exchange interventions
Heikensten: Low-inflation environment has underpinned growth: four examples
Persson: Dawning optimism regarding upturn
Heikensten: Inflation high but a reassessment premature
Exchange of EU payment
Sale of Tumba Bruk finalised
Sale of the Swedish Mint
Why is there no decline in the value of the banknotes and coins in circulation?
Currency exchanges for the National Debt Office
General Council meetings, first half of 2002
The Swedish Financial Market
Bäckström: The Swedish economy
Swedish corporate assets abroad increased substantially during 2000
Heikensten: the Riksbank and the interest rate
Nyberg: The development of the krona and the role of the Riksbank
Repo rate retained unchanged at 3.75 per cent
The banks lowered both deposit and lending rates 0.1 percentage points in 2001 Q3
Statistics Sweden takes over production of Financial Market Statistics
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in the first half of 2002
You are invited to a press conference where the IMF will discuss its assessment of the Swedish financial system
Currency interventions assessed
Villy Bergström reappointed as Deputy Governor
Continued stability in the financial system, despite deterioration in economic activity
Swedish Mint in Eskilstuna will be sold to Finnish Mint
Heikensten: Activity weak but policy expansionary
Heikensten: September 11th is leaving its mark on the statistics
Riksbank to sell Tumba Bruk to American banknote paper manufacturer
Bergström: Watchful eye on inflation trends
Repo rate retained unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Riksbank survey of turnover in Swedish currency and derivatives markets
The general public's confidence in the Riksbank is on the increase
The Riksbank and the financial sector survey the effects of the introduction of the euro
Bergström: Stable prices, wages and growth important for construction sector
IMF publishes its survey of Swedish statistics
Persson: Joint efforts to safeguard confidence
Repo rate lowered 0.5 percentage points to 3.75 per cent
Extra monetary policy meeting
New, upgraded banknotes to be introduced on 1 October
Measures to facilitate payments in US dollars if necessary
Press release in connection with the tragic events in the USA
Nyberg: The questions regarding the international business climate still remain
The banks raised the deposit rate by 0.1 percentage points while the lending rate remained unchanged in Q2 2001
Repo rate retained unchanged at 4.25 per cent
The Riksbank's currency exchanges on behalf of the Swedish National Debt Office
Repo rate raised 0.25 percentage points to 4.25 per cent
Responsibilities of Executive Board members
HSBC Midland terminates its foreign exchange Primary Dealer Agreement with the Riksbank
Sweden publishes the International Monetary Fund's statement on the Swedish economy
Riksbank issues commemorative coin to celebrate the King and Queen's 25th wedding anniversary
The Riksbank has intervened in the currency market
Hans Lindblad new Deputy Head of the Monetary Policy Department
Heikensten:The krona has shifted the risk spectrum
Bäckström: Currency interventions cannot be rouled out
General Council meetings, second half of 2001
Riksbank transfers an additional SEK 20 billion to the Treasury
The banks left both their deposit and lending rates unchanged in 2001 Q1
Repo rate held unchanged at 4.0 per cent
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in the second half of 2001
Swedish portfolio holdings 2000, foreign shares and mutual funds
Updated one-krona and ten-krona coins as of 1 June
Financial Stability Report 2001:1
Repo rate remains unchanged at 4.0 per cent
Bergström on monetary policy principles
Speeches held at the Riksbank's spring meeting
Bergström about the repo rate
Bäckström: Slight slowdown no problem for the economy
Riksbank plans to sell Tumba Bruk
Heikensten: Missing pieces in the economic puzzle
The Riksbank in Malmö 18-21 April
Bäckström: Economic situation difficult to assess
Situation report on the euro in the Swedish financial sector
Repo rate remains unchanged at 4.0 per cent
Bergström: Swedish economic trend unusually difficult to assess
Bergström: Risk for business cycle downturn
Srejber: Important to continue the work on improving the Swedish economy
The banks left their lending rate unchanged and raised the deposit rate by 0.1 percentage points in 2000 Q4
Bäckström: Very alert to international economic tendencies
Riksbank General Council proposes additional dividend to the Treasury
Heikensten: Monetary policy and the economic situation
Kristina Persson's appointment as Deputy Governor of the Riksbank
Repo rate remains unchanged at 4 per cent
Anders E Borg new adviser to the Riksbank
Riksbank supports proposal on management of banks in a crisis - but only in a systemic crisis
Kristina Persson new Deputy Governor
New Executive Board member - press conference 3 pm
Percentage of private travel increasing in travel statistics
The Riksbank’s currency exchanges on behalf of the National Debt Office
General Council cancels meeting
Direct investment: Major foreign acquisitions of Swedish companies 1999
The Riksbank's deposit and lending rates no longer signal monetary policy
Repo rate raised 0.25 percentage points to 4 per cent
Financial Stability Report 2000:2
The banks raised their lending rate by 0.1 percentage points while the deposit rate remained unchanged in 2000 Q3
Bergström: The economic scope for wage increases
Bergström: Conflicting trends in the Swedish economy
Riksbank extends press service
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in first half of 2001
General Council meetings, first half of 2001
Riksbank to go on exchanging currency on behalf of National Debt Office
Berg: Monetary policy and statistics in the new economy
Nyberg: Wage settlements an important factor in the assessment of inflation
General Council proposes a smaller Executive Board
Unibank terminates its foreign exchange Primary Dealer Agreement with the Riksbank
Repo rate unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Bergström: Bright outlook for the Swedish economy
First meeting of Payment System Committee
Sven Hulterström comments on Kerstin Hessius' decision
Kerstin Hessius not a candidate for reappointment to the Executive Board
Improvements to current banknotes
The Riksbank's staff loans
Financial Supervisory Authority needs additional
Bergström: Sweden's economy performing strongly
Banks lowered lending rates 0.1 percentage points
Bäckström: Swedish economy impressively strong
Heikensten: Domestic inflation surprisingly low
Repo rate unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Berg: Positive experience of inflation targets in Brazil
Repo rate unchanged at 3.75 per cent
The Riksbank signs a new primary dealer agreement with Nordbanken and Unibank
New targeted information on www.riksbank.se
Sweden publishes IMF statement
Repo rate unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Berg: A call for better economic statistics
Bäckström: Annual General Meeting: Address by the President of the Bank for International Settlements
New Riksbank organisation
Banks raised lending and deposit rates 0.3 percentage points in 2000 Q1
Srejber: Globalisation is a positive process
Hessius: Good times make demands
Heikensten: Present inflation prospects good
The Riksbank and EMU
Repo rate left unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Press Release: Financial Stability Report 2000:1
New statistics on the government's and the Riksbank's liquidity in foreign currency
Executive Board meetings and Inflation Reports in 2000
Survey of Swedish portfolio holdings as of 1999 - Foreign shares and mutual funds
The Reference rate - The Discount rate increased to 2,5 per cent
Lars Nyberg: Lending to households increases substantially
Repo rate left unchanged at 3.75 per cent
Kerstin Hessius: Inflationary pressure's risk spectrum more balanced
Banks raised lending and deposit rates by 0.3 percentage points in the fourth quarter 1999
Per Jansson new deputy head of Economics Department
Riksbank transfers SEK 9.8 billion to the Treasury
Repo rate raised 0.50 percentage points
CPIS-97 Coordinated portfolio investment survey
Leif Jacobsson new head of Information Department
Christina Lindenius new head of Monetary & Exchange Rate Policy Department
Comment on Finanstidningen's article about Riksbank wages
Joint website page for Swedish economic and financial statistics
The Reference rate - The Discount rate increased to 2,0 %
No disruptions in millennium transition
The Riksbank´s fine tuning operations with Primary Dealers on the money market
Lars Nyberg re-appointed to Executive Board for six years
Inflation Report: Economic upswing and a rising tendency in inflationary pressure
Direct investment: Major effects from mergers of Swedish and Finnish companies
Lars Heikensten: Repo rate increase reconfirmed by new information
The monetary policy repo over the turn of the year will be extended to a 3 week maturity
Banks’ lending rates lowered 0.1 percentage points;
Interest rate increase important to safeguard sustainable growth
Riksbank to go on exchanging currency on behalf of National Debt Office
Executive Board meetings
Repo rate raised 0.35 percentage points to 3.25 per cent
Stability in the financial system is good, although there are some tendencies to risk build-up
The Riksbank’s Year 2000 preparations
New procedure for decisions concerning key interest rates
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Your money won't disappear at the millennium transition
The Reference rate - The Discount rate increased to 1.5 %
Redogörelse till riksdagen om penningpolitiken - inflationsrapporten (finns endast på sv prm)
Comments by the Governing Board
Comments by Deputy Governor Lars Nyberg
Comments on the minutes of the monetary policy meeting held in August
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Bank lending and deposit rates lowered 0.2 and 0.3 percentage points, respectively
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
The discount rate 1.0 per cent
The Riksbank Introduces its New Website
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Primary dealer agreement with Den Danske Bank A/S
Situation report on Y-2000 tests of the RIX system
Comments on the minutes of the monetary policy meeting held in April
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Bank lending and deposit rates lowered 0.4 and 0.3 percentage points, respectively
The Riksbank Inflation Report 1999:2
Sweden publishes IMF statement on the Swedish economy
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Executive Board meetings
PSAB to be responsible for distributing notes in Sweden
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Bank stability good, though with some tendencies to increased vulnerability
Riksbank offices to close to the public
Comment by First Deputy Governor Lars Heikensten
Repo rate to be unchanged at 2.90 per cent
Repo rate unchanged at 2.90 per cent
The Reference rate - The Discount rate
Tumba Bruk printed euro notes as trial run
On 31 December 1998, Swedish owned SEK 574 billion worth of foreign shares
Repo rate lowered 0.25 percentage points to 2.90%
Low inflationary pressure thanks to real and structural factors
Altered time for next repo rate announcement
Monetary policy account to the Riksdag and Inflation Report
Repo rate unchanged at 3.15 per cent
Minutes of Executive Board meetings
JP Bank terminates its primary dealerships in the monetary and bond market
Termination of premium bond operations
Banks lowered deposit and lending rates 0.5 percentage points in 1998:Q4
Repo rate unchanged at 3.15 per cent
Riksbank transfers SEK 7.6 billion to the Treasury
Repo rate lowered 0.25 percentage points to 3.15 per cent
Clarification of monetary policy's formulation
The Riksbank's inflation target - clarification and appraisal (memorandum)
Repo rate unchanged at 3.40 per cent
New report on the euro int the Swedish financial sector
Old notes worth SEK 1.5 billion still unredeemed
Repo rate unchanged at 3.40 per cent
Riksbank forms cash handling company, board and management appointed
Executive Board: wages decided
Minutes of Executive Board meetings to be published
The discount rate determined to 1.5 per cent
Urban Bäckström appointed Governor for six years
New Governing Board appoints Executive Board today
Repo rate lowered 0.2 percentage points to 3.40%
Inflation somewhat below target in next 1–2 years
Sven Hulterström elected Chairman of Governing Board
Swedish direct investment assets abroad total SEK 593 billion
Bank lending rates lowered 0.2 percentage points, deposit rates unchanged
Support for inflation target continues to grow
Bäckström: Weaker international growth behind interest rate cuts
Lowers repo rate from 3.85 to 3.60 per cent
The conversion of National Debt Office foreign-exchange transactions
Stability satisfactory even with international financial turbulence
Deposit and lending rates lowered 0.5 percentage points
Repo rate lowered 0.25 percentage points to 3.85%
Kjell-Olof Feldt elected Chairman of the Governing Board
Stefan Ingves appointed IMF department head
Swedish holdings of foreign securities mapped
The Riksbank sets up a 2000 Council
Preparations for the new Riksbank laws
Riksbank survey of turnover in Swedish currency and derivatives markets
Inflation Report: Inflation relatively well in line with the target
Inflation relatively well in line with the target
EU central bank agreement on ERM II operating procedures
Seven banknotes no longer legal tender from 1999
The Riksbank's survey of bank rates
The Primary Dealer agreement for the foreign exchange market is transferred from SBC Warburg
Indicators of underlying inflation
The discount rate determined to 2.0 per cent
Cuts the repo rate by 0.25 percantage points
Conference on Monetary Policy Rules in Stockholm June 12 - 13, 1998
The Riksbank transfers two primary dealer agreements for the money and bond market
Widespread use of euro in Sweden from 1999 seems unlikely
The growth in lending by Swedish banks is not a threat to financial stability at present
Enquiry into underlying inflation
New counterparty agreement for a more effective money and bond market
Swedes held foreign shares worth SEK 400 billion at end 1997
The discount rate unchaged 2,5 per cent
Repo rate should not be changed at present
Primary dealer agreement with ABN
Erik Penser Fondkommission AB terminates its primary dealerships in the money and bond market
Nominal holding of Treasury securities to be reduced by SEK 20 billion
Prospects of somewhat more subdued inflation
HSBC Midland terminates its primary dealerships in the money and bond market
Bank average deposit rate increased 0,2 percentage points; lending rates unchanged
Riksbank transfers SEK 9.3 billion to the Treasury
Support for inflation target still strong in Sweden
Balance-of-payments statistics adapted to IMF and EU standards
Merita Banken terminates its primary dealership in the foreign exchange market
The discount rate unchanged at 2.5 per cent
Final report on the Riksbank's wartime acquisition of gold
The Riksbank raises the reporate to 4.35 per cent
Good grounds for less expansionary monetary stance
The Riksbank to go on converting the National Debt Office's foreign-currency payments in 1998
Restrictions introduced for securities used as collateral for banks' borrowing from the Riksbank
The Riksbank's survey of average lending and deposit rates
Direct investments in Sweden doublded in three years
Satisfactory stability in the financial system
Marginal effects of the share price fall on the Swedish economy
New Riksbank report on financial system stability
The Discount rate
Balance of payments statistics adapted to internation standard
Primary dealer agreement with Merita Bank
Inflation in the coming years in line with target
Hans Lindblad new head of Price Analysis Division
Reduction of the Riksbanks's forward exchange liabilities from 1992 completed
Lending rates down 0.1 percentage point on average; no change in average deposit rate 2nd quarter
New, smaller 20 kronor note from September 15th
Developments in line with latest inflation report
Statutory price stability objective enhances credibility
More than one watermark on 100 kronor notes
Report on gold purchases to be presented around the turn of 1997
Primary dealer agreements with SBC Warburg and Unibank
The Reference rate - The Discount rate
Gunilla Werner Carlsson to head Auditing Department
Agneta Rönström to head Organisation and Administrative Department
Picture of inflation unchanged
Sweden 1997 Article IV Consultation Concluding Statement
Föreningsbanken terminates its primary dealerships
The Riksbank's survey of the average level of bank deposit and lending rates
USD and DEM accounts to be opened as of 14th April 1997
The Riksbank to change from reversed repos to repos
The Reference Rate - The Discount Rate determined to 2.5 per cent
Two new members appointed to the Committee investigating the Riksbank's purchases of gold
Exchange rate policy report liable to undermine the credibility of monetary policy
Inflation remains low
Sveriges Riksbank on the Internet
Björn Hasselgren deputy head of Financial Statistics Department
Banks lowered deposit and lending rates in 1996 by an average of 3.7 percentage points
Two managerial senior advisors appointed
Riksbank transfers SEK 8.1 billion to the Government
The Riksbank should be constitutionally independent
Pernilla Meyersson new head of the Economics Departments Division for EU Economic and Monetary Coop.
Sweden's financial sector able to manage a changeover to the euro on 1st January 1999
Christina Nordh Berntsson new head of international secretariat
60 per cent of the population support the inflation target
Riksbank investigates acquisitions of gold during world war II
Good outlook for inflation in the coming two years
Convert government interest payments into foreign currencies in the banking system
Deposit and lending rates lowered 0.5 percentage points
New research department headed by Anders Vredin
Outward direct investment generated SEK 50 billion in 1995
Comment on Italy joining the ERM
Statement issued by Deputy Governor Mr. Lars Heikensten in connection with CPI figures
Average lending and deposit rates of banks and housing intermediaries
The riksbank lowers its deposit and lendingrates
Comment on Finland joining the ERM
God prospect of meeting the inflation target in the coming years
Average lending and deposit rates of banks and housing intermediaries
Interest rate corridor lowered 0.5 percentage points
The Riksbank lowers the repo rate to 5.55 per cent
The Riksbank lowers the deposit and lending rates
Change in the maturity of the Riksbank´s regular repurchase agreements
Possibility of attaining the inflation target remains good
Average lending and deposit rates of banks and housing intermediaries
Midland Bank PLC, London Branch, to be a Primary Dealer in both the currency and the money market
The Riksbank lowers its deposit and lending interest rates by 0.75 percentage points
The krona's equilibrium real exchange rate
Chase Manhattan Bank Na, London, Primary dealer in the foreign exchange market
Aragon Fondkommission AB end their Primary dealership in the money market
The Riksbank lowers its lending and deposit rates by 0.75 percentage points
Tax reform necessary and positive for the Swedish economy
Hagströmer & Qviberg Fondkommission AB end their Primary dealership in the money market
Improved conditions for price stability
The Riksbank lowers the deposit and lending rates as well as the repo rate
The Riksbank transfers SEK 8.1 billion to the government
The Riksbank lowers the repo rate by 0.25 percentage points
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