Riksbank plans about SEK 200 billion of currency loans to hedge its reserve, replacing swaps
Borrowing via the Swedish National Debt Office from early 2027 is meant to cut currency risk on the balance sheet and serves no monetary policy purpose.
Borrowing via the Swedish National Debt Office from early 2027 is meant to cut currency risk on the balance sheet and serves no monetary policy purpose.
Supply disruptions and a weaker krona are expected to push CPIF and underlying inflation above 2% next year; the new rate applies from 11 November.
Speaking on 2 November, the ECB Governing Council member said headline inflation of 3.8% has not yet changed the underlying picture, and argued against pre-committing to a rate path.
The Monetary Policy Board said on 3 November that inflation is broadly based and now not expected to reach the top of the 2 to 3% range until late 2027, three quarters later than forecast.
In her Senate statement before this week's board meeting, the governor said upside risks have materialised after 100 basis points of increases this year, and asked whether tightening so far is enough.
A draft supervisory statement says existing rules are no barrier if tokenised assets can be valued, transferred and realised in stress; responses are due by 12 February 2027.
She informed the Governing Council and European Council President Costa on the day of the October rate decision; the successor is appointed by the European Council under Article 283 TFEU.
CPI has run near 3% since April and is forecast at about 3.5% by year-end on oil; the Bank now sees 3% average inflation in 2027, a point above July, with growth of 1% this year.
Inflation was 3.7% in the September quarter but is forecast at 4.4% in December on fuel; core measures sit near the top of the 1–3% band and the currency is down about 3%.
A joint Treasury statement commits the two countries to a framework linking the Multilateral Defence Mechanism and a Defence, Security and Resilience Bank as distinct but partnered bodies.