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Swedish Central Bank Holds Rates Steady, Ready to Act on Inflation

The Swedish Central Bank is leaving the repo rate unchanged at 2. 25 percent, as expected.
Swedish Central Bank Holds Rates Steady, Ready to Act on Inflation

Major Bank: Risk of Interest Rate Hike Before Summer

The Swedish Central Bank is not expected to adjust the interest rate at this week's interest rate meeting. But unexpectedly high Swedish inflation and Trump's trade war may lead to a hike soon.
Major Bank: Risk of Interest Rate Hike Before Summer

Thedéen: How a stronger krona can affect inflation

The stronger krona, the Trump administration's trade war and dramatic geopolitical changes are affecting monetary policy, according to the central bank governor Erik Thedéen. But the main scenario remains unchanged despite what he describes as "unusually turbulent times".
Thedéen: How a stronger krona can affect inflation

The Central Bank: Payment Solutions in Crisis Must Be Rushed

The security situation is deteriorating and the Central Bank wants to ensure that by next summer at the latest, it will be possible to buy essential goods with a credit card even offline. .
The Central Bank: Payment Solutions in Crisis Must Be Rushed

Sweden's Inflation Rises: Could an Interest Rate Cut Follow?

Inflation in February is expected to rise to 2. 7 percent according to the CPIF measure, up from 2.
Sweden's Inflation Rises: Could an Interest Rate Cut Follow?

The Central Bank Governor: Prepare the Payment Systems for War

The Governor of the Central Bank Erik Thedéen says to SR Ekot that Sweden must quickly upgrade the payment systems for crisis and war. The statement follows the latest security policy developments in Europe.
The Central Bank Governor: Prepare the Payment Systems for War

Thedéen is waiting after the new inflation figure

Increased prices of coffee, fish, and vegetables pushed up inflation in January. But it is unclear how it will affect future interest rate decisions.
Thedéen is waiting after the new inflation figure

Economist: Don't Count on Lower Mortgage Interest Rates

Rising inflation and no interest rate cuts in sight from the Central Bank – what does it mean for your mortgage rate going forward? Don't count on interest rates going down much more, says Robert Boije, chief economist at SBAB. .
Economist: Don't Count on Lower Mortgage Interest Rates

Thedéen: The Interest Rate Has Been Lowered Sufficiently

The Governor of the Central Bank Erik Thedéen assesses that it is not relevant with several interest rate cuts in the near future. He reiterates this when the protocol from the latest monetary policy meeting is now presented.
Thedéen: The Interest Rate Has Been Lowered Sufficiently

Diminished Expectations of Interest Rate Cut

The market's expectations of a further cut in the interest rate this year have been dampened somewhat after Wednesday's announcement from the Central Bank. .
Diminished Expectations of Interest Rate Cut

The Central Bank lowers the interest rate – promises no more

The Swedish Central Bank lowers the interest rate for the sixth time since spring 2024. But a few more reductions, the Swedish Central Bank Governor Erik Thedéen does not want to flag.
The Central Bank lowers the interest rate – promises no more

The Hope of Multiple Interest Rate Cuts Shrinks

The basic tip is that the Central Bank lowers the interest rate by 0. 25 percentage points to 2.
The Hope of Multiple Interest Rate Cuts Shrinks

Loan Requirements on the Way: "Harder without Rich Parents"

A raised mortgage ceiling and easing of amortization requirements were proposed by the government's investigator last autumn. The idea is that, among other things, it will become easier for young people to enter the housing market.
Loan Requirements on the Way: "Harder without Rich Parents"

Slightly Higher Inflation Expectations

Expectations of inflation going forward among market players increased marginally in January, according to a survey conducted by Origo Group on behalf of the Swedish Central Bank. In the one-year perspective, they expect a CPIF inflation rate of 1.
Slightly Higher Inflation Expectations

Thedéen: Likely with another interest rate cut

It is likely that the interest rate will be lowered again within six months, according to the Central Bank Governor Erik Thedéen. .
Thedéen: Likely with another interest rate cut

Double Rate Cut Discussed in December

The Swedish Central Bank was unanimous in its decision to lower the interest rate by 0. 25 percentage points in December.
Double Rate Cut Discussed in December

Sweden may need an Elon Musk

The financier Christer Gardell does not want new tariffs, abhors bitcoin and sees Tesla as an overvalued bubble. But he is not particularly worried about Donald Trump as president, and thinks that even Sweden needs an "Elon Musk" to cut costs in the government apparatus.
Sweden may need an Elon Musk

Thedéen: Crisis is a normal state

Erik Thedéen has two dramatic years behind him as the Governor of the Central Bank. And when he looks ahead, it doesn't look much calmer.
Thedéen: Crisis is a normal state

Thedéen's defense: it's about having patience

As expected, the Central Bank is lowering the interest rate by 0. 25 percentage points.
Thedéen's defense: it's about having patience

More rate cuts are needed

Swedish economy is still struggling. Household consumption is decreasing, shows new statistics.
More rate cuts are needed

Inflation rises – "The Central Bank will lower anyway"

Despite the inflation hike – The Central Bank will lower the interest rate in a couple of weeks. This is the major banks' assessment.
Inflation rises – "The Central Bank will lower anyway"

Thedéen: The Krona's Fall May Cause Inflation Problems

The crown has fallen to 11. 04 kronor per dollar – the lowest rate this year.
Thedéen: The Krona's Fall May Cause Inflation Problems

The Central Bank does not want to raise the ceiling for mortgages

The Swedish Central Bank rejects last week's investigation proposal for a raised ceiling for mortgages and softer amortization requirements. It would not be a sustainable solution, according to the Swedish Central Bank Governor Erik Thedéen, who places the responsibility for the high thresholds in the housing market on housing policy decisions.
The Central Bank does not want to raise the ceiling for mortgages

More rate cuts - but risk of turmoil with Trump

The Swedish Central Bank lowers the repo rate by 0. 50 percentage points to 2.
More rate cuts - but risk of turmoil with Trump
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