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Riksgälden: The National Debt Office is issuing a term loan facility to SAS

Riksgälden: The National Debt Office is issuing a term loan facility to SAS
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Battle Over Bank Tax Flares Up in Sweden as Legality Contested

May 27 2021, 10:46 AM May 26 2021, 9:30 AM May 27 2021, 10:46 AM (Bloomberg) Sweden’s banks are gearing up for a fresh fight with their government to try to block a proposal that singles out the financial industry for an extra tax. (Bloomberg) Sweden’s banks are gearing up for a fresh fight with their government to try to block a proposal that singles out the financial industry for an extra tax. The Social Democrat-Green coalition government has long made clear it intends to impose a levy on banks, which it argues represent a bigger risk to economic stability than most other industries. “We have seen a financial crisis that has cost enormously, so it’s not unreasonable that the banks get to contribute,” Asa Lindhagen, Sweden’s minister for financial markets and a member of the Green Party, said in an interview on Tuesday. She also said there’s little to indicate that the industry can’t afford such a levy. “The banks are clearly d

Nordic Outlook: A world marked by setbacks and advances

Nordic Outlook: A world marked by setbacks and advances Sweden: Fiscal stimulus will ease the burden on the Riksbank  COVID-19 vaccine roll-outs and powerful stimulus measures are laying the groundwork for a rapid recovery, once the pandemic releases its grip on the world economy. Despite the escalating spread of infection and expanded restrictions, late 2020 was not as weak as previously feared. The full-year 2020 decline in global GDP is expected to be only 3.7 per cent, compared to our November projection of 4.4 per cent. We have marginally downgraded our 2021 forecast to 5,0 per cent, while adjusting 2022 growth almost half a percentage point higher to 4.3 percent. Exceptional crisis relief programmes will leave behind a high public debt burden and questions about inflation, but our main scenario is that the world will avoid overheating tendencies and that central banks will continue to keep interest rates and bond yields low. Due to milder restrictions, the Swedish economic

Changes in the monetary policy framework?

Changes in the monetary policy framework? Håkan Frisén, Head of Economic Forecasting Last year the Federal Reserve changed its monetary policy principles. The Fed is now prepared to accept inflation a bit above its 2 per cent target in order to compensate for its previous bias against undershooting the target. This also means that the central bank is really prepared to test how hot the US labour market can become before harmful overheating problems emerge. Reviews of monetary policy frameworks are currently underway in various other countries, and the question is what inspiration the Fed can provide. The EU Treaty imposes some restrictions on the ability of the European Central Bank (ECB) to follow in the footsteps of the Fed, but the ECB can at least make its inflation target more symmetrical. Sweden’s Riksbank also has limited room for manoeuvre, but it must still try to find its own ways to prevent inflation expectations from distancing themselves too far from the 2 per cen

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