Sveriges Riksbank
Thedéen: Supply shocks create difficult policy trade-offs
Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen discussed the complex monetary policy challenges arising from war-related supply shocks at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.
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Thedéen: Payments resilience key in new world order
Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen highlighted the need for international and domestic cooperation to strengthen resilience against new global risks.
Non-Ricardian behavior shapes monetary-fiscal outcomes
A Riksbank staff memo explores how non-Ricardian behavior influences monetary-fiscal interactions and macroeconomic adjustments.
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Jansson stresses vigilance on inflation target
Deputy Governor Per Jansson emphasized the Riksbank's commitment to maintaining confidence in the inflation target.
Bunge: Riksbank ready for turbulent times, rates flexible
First Deputy Governor Aino Bunge discussed the Riksbank's role in navigating geopolitical uncertainty and its implications for the Swedish economy.
Swedish housing surplus risk: Smaller municipalities face rising vacancies
Sweden faces a risk of housing supply exceeding demand, particularly in smaller rural municipalities, due to demographic changes and high construction levels.
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Swedish banks form concentrated network, increasing shock propagation risk
A Riksbank Economic Commentary reveals that major Swedish banks form a concentrated, interconnected network, acting as critical intermediaries.
Jansson emphasizes inflation focus amid global uncertainty
Riksbank Deputy Governor Per Jansson emphasized a clear focus on inflation and adopted a wait-and-see approach at the latest monetary policy meeting.
Thedéen outlines capital rule trends and simplification efforts for banks
Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen discussed evolving capital rules for banks, focusing on the countercyclical capital buffer and international efforts to simplify regulations.
Thedéen: Usable bank buffers, simplified rules, and cautious monetary outlook
Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen called for easier use of bank capital buffers and simplified capital adequacy regulations during a panel discussion.
Passive liquidity management challenges Riksbank policy goals
The Riksbank has found that Swedish banks exhibit passive liquidity management, hindering the effective redistribution of central bank liquidity.
Riksbank's Seim highlights vigilance against inflation risks
Riksbank Deputy Governor Anna Seim expressed concern over the risks of higher inflation, stating that the current policy rate of 1.75 percent provides a solid foundation for future adjustments.