New motif on this year's 1-krona coin
15/01/2009 All 1-krona coins minted in 2009 will carry a new motif on their reverse to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Finland’s separation from Sweden. The reverse of the 1-krona has a special strike composed by designer Annie Winblad Jakubowski. This consists of a symbolic depiction of the sea as a link connecting Sweden and Finland. Read more Questions and answers on the 1-krona coin
15/01/2009 Frequently asked questions on the new 1-krona coin Read more The Riksbank offers SEK loans on 16 January
14/01/2009 On Friday, 16 January, the Riksbank will offer the sixth loan within the programme, where the announced sum in the auction is SEK 40 billion. The loans are provided against collateral and have a maturity of 91 days, which means that repayment is due on 21 April 2009. A minimum interest is set at repo rate plus a supplement of 0.25 percentage points. Read more On 21 January the Riksbank offers new SEK loans against commercial paper
09/01/2009 In order to improve the supply of loans to the corporate sector, on 28 October the Riksbank decided to set up a temporary credit facility. The loans are provided in an auction procedure and their lifetime is three months. The next auction will be held on 21 January. Read more Wickman-Parak: Inflation targeting and the financial crisis
09/01/2009 "The events of last autumn clearly illustrate that with a credible monetary policy framework it is possible to conduct a flexible monetary policy that can quickly be adapted to sudden changes in circumstances," says Deputy Governor Barbro Wickman-Parak in a speech at a seminar arranged by LO (the Swedish Trade Union Confederation). Read more 27/01/2009 09:00Executive Board meeting
30/01/2009 13:00General Council meeting
05/02/2009 09:00Executive Board meeting
06/02/2009 13:00General Council meeting
10/02/2009 09:00Executive Board monetary policy meeting, No 1
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Sveriges Riksbank is Sweden’s central bank and a public authority under the Riksdag, the Swedish parliament. The Riksbank is responsible for conducting monetary policy, the objective of which is to maintain a low and stable level of inflation. The Bank also has the task of ensuring that payments in the economy can be made safely and efficiently.
Financial turbulence - the Riksbank's responseThe Riksbank has taken a number of actions as a result of the current financial turbulence. This page contains links to the information that we have published in connection with this.Read more Questions and answers on the financial turmoil - updated on 17 DecemberThe Riksbank has compiled a number of questions and answers to explain our role in dealing with the prevailing financial turmoil. The page is updated with questions and answers regularly. Read more 86 per cent satisfied with their work situationEmployees of the Riksbank are even more satisfied with their work situation than they were last year. Confidence in both Stefan Ingves and line managers has increased. Read more 103 37 Stockholm Brunkebergstorg 11 Phone +46 8 787 00 00 Fax +46 8 21 05 31 Email registratorn@riksbank.se Press contact +46 8 787 02 00