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Riksbank governor Erik Thedéen says businesses would be affected if trust declines due to rise in violent crime
The QE programme hangover
‘Bills, Bills, Bills’ singer’s Stockholm shows drive up hotel prices, contributing to higher than expected reading for May
Riksbank raises rates by 0.75 percentage points as governor Stefan Ingves bows out
Riksbank’s 1 percentage point increase comes as other central banks are expected to take similar action
Central bank raises rate by 50 basis points to 0.75% and signals further increases to come this year
Central bank reverses stance to counteract surging inflation and will also slow asset purchases
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Riksbank downgrades output forecasts as coronavirus cases rise sharply in country
Yet Sweden, a central bank digital currency pioneer, is also their Covid-19 posterchild
Riksbank declines to give detail on corporate bond market for fear of compromising purchase programme
State-backed rivals to bitcoin are inevitable but carry risks
Stefan Ingves focuses on insulating financial sector from problems in real economy as Riksbank holds rate
Results of the Riksbank’s 5-year trial are being scrutinised by the world’s leading central banks
Central bank raises rate to zero and says it expects to hold it there ‘in coming years’
Riksbank move back to zero reflects policy concerns, not bullishness on economy.
Riksbank increases main rate to highest level in almost 5 years
Rise in rates widely expected, but some doubt central bank can stay above zero
Riksbank prepares to raise interest rate to zero as evidence of slowdown mounts
Swedish central bank to avoid regional bonds with ‘large climate footprint’ for reserves
Swedish central bank plans increase despite economic slowdown
Norway’s currency puzzles analysts as it falls to record low against euro
Swedish currency on track to pass SKr11.00 mark as it tumbles again
August consumer prices rose less than expected, prompting a fall in the currency
Krona rallies as Riksbank takes ‘hawkish’ tone even as ECB expected to reduce rates
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