Posts Tagged ‘financial stability’
The euro is over $ 1.50
February 23rd, 2010
The evolution of the euro exchange rate was consistent with expectations of experts and this week broke the barrier of 1.50 USD, the highest level reached since 2008.
However, not all good news, the eurozone countries and the European Central Bank (ECB) expressed concern about the strong euro hurts exporters because community and jeopardizes recovery. (more...)Tags: Exchange rate, exchange rates, financial stability, the euro.
National economy The repo rate remains at 0.25%
February 13th, 2010
Executive Board has decided to leave the repo rate unchanged at 0.25 percent. At the same time are now assessing the economic recovery rests on firmer ground, and that therefore there is reason to raise interest rates slightly earlier than the assessment in December. The repo rate is expected to increase from summer or early autumn.
Cyclical upturn on firmer ground
The upturn in the economy has gradually become more and more clear. Growth in the world has been slightly higher. In Sweden, inflation has risen in recent months and developments in the labor market does not look to be as weak as in previous assessments. While the situation in financial markets has been steadily improving. (more...)
Tags: financial markets, financial stability, Monetary policy, the economy's recovery