On 22 February the Riksbank offers new SEK loans (3 and 6 months)
18/02/2010 The 51st and 52nd credit under the new program will be provided in auctions held on 22 February and will comprise SEK 25 billion in the 3-month auction and 25 billion in the 6-month auction. The loans term to maturity is 84 respective 168 days. Read more Economic Commentaries : Urgent need for new financial regulations and tools
15/02/2010 A thorough review of the regulatory framework for the Swedish financial sector is needed. It is high time to take a coherent approach to everything from the winding up and reconstruction of financial undertakings in distress to the responsibilities, division of roles and tools relating to the maintenance of financial stability in Sweden. One or several commissions of inquiry should be appointed urgently to review the financial regulatory framework. Read more Coherent regulatory framework and clear division of roles between authorities
15/02/2010 The General Council of the Riksbank and the Executive Board of the Riksbank propose in a joint submission to the Riksdag that one or several commissions of inquiry should be appointed to review the regulatory framework in the financial sector. Read more 24/02/2010 09:30
The minutes of the executive Board's monetary policy meeting from 10 February will be published
24/02/2010 14:00
Deputy Governor Lars E O Svensson will give the speech "Why a lower repo-rate path?"
KEY FIGURES
Current forecast for the repo rate
Applies from17 February 2010. Next monetary policy meeting will be on 19 April 2010.
Press Release
Table, repo rate
INFLATION IN JANUARY 2010
0,6%
The next publication will be on Thursday 11th Mars 2010 09.30 a.m.
Read more about the current inflation rate
Link to Statistics Sweden, SCB
MONETARY POLICY REPORT
The next Monetary Policy Report will be published on 11 February 2010.
Monetary Policy Report
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THE RIKSBANK
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.
Chat with Stefan Ingves 11 February 2010Governor Stefan Ingves chatted in Swedish on the Riksbank's website. Follow the link for a translation into English of the questions and replies. Read more How does the Riksbank control interest rates?It is the Executive Board of the Riksbank that decides the level of the repo rate. But, how does the Riksbank control the interest rate in practice? Read more 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 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