Riksbank Maintains 2% CPIF Inflation Target
Summary
Sveriges Riksbank maintains its 2% inflation target for CPIF and current policy rate of 1.75%, effective 25 March 2026. February 2026 CPIF came in at 1.7%, slightly below target. Recent speeches by Riksbank officials including Per Jansson, Erik Thedéen, and Anna Seim discuss inflation vigilance and buffer usability.
What changed
This webpage displays the Riksbank's current monetary policy stance and key indicators. The inflation target remains at 2% CPIF, the policy rate is held at 1.75% (effective 25 March 2026), and the most recent CPIF reading for February 2026 stands at 1.7%. The page also links to recent speeches by Riksbank Deputy Governors discussing inflation risks and monetary policy considerations.
No regulatory action or compliance requirements are associated with this informational page. Banks, financial institutions, and market participants should note the Riksbank's continued commitment to the 2% inflation target and current policy rate when making lending, investment, or pricing decisions.
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Policy rate
1.75 % Applies from 25 March 2026 Graph and table
The inflation target
2 % Target for CPIF The inflation target
CPIF, February 2026
1.7 % (2.0 percent in January 2026) How is inflation measured?
News about monetary policy
- 31/03/2026 News, Presentation Per Jansson: Focus on inflation in uncertain times
- 31/03/2026 News, Speeches Erik Thedéen: Buffers should be usable
- 26/03/2026 News, Presentation Anna Seim: Risks of higher inflation justify intense vigilance More news about monetary policy ## Current monetary policy and the policy rate
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