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Sveriges Riksbank

The central bank of Sweden. Policy is set by its Executive Board.

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The policy rate, the last decision and the next meeting are not shown here: they are read at the bank’s own publication.

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How the Riksbank is set up.

Currency: SEK
Area: Sweden
Policy body: Executive Board
Policy instrument: Policy rate
Mandate: Low and stable inflation and, without setting that aside, sustainable growth and high employment.
How it works: The Executive Board holds several scheduled monetary policy meetings a year and announces each decision the following morning. It publishes a Monetary Policy Report or a shorter update with the decision, its own forecast for the policy rate, and minutes in which each member’s view is given by name.
City: Stockholm
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Current policy rate: See the bank’s own publication for the current policy rate (opens riksbank.se in a new tab)
Last decision: See the bank’s own publication for the last decision (opens riksbank.se in a new tab)
Next scheduled meeting: See the bank’s own publication for the next scheduled meeting (opens riksbank.se in a new tab)

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The currency

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Economic events

Interest Rate DecisionMonetary policy. Typically six to eight scheduled meetings a year, depending on the bank.

Releases commonly monitored in connection with SEK or published for Sweden. Dates are on each publisher’s own calendar.

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