Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: Pay close attention to exchange rate trends with a strong sense of urgency.

Breman, Deputy Governor of the Riksbank: In addition to an increase in policy interest rates, I support upward revisions to the path of policy interest rates.

Riksbank President: Upside risks to inflation remain dominant compared to our forecasts.

Riksbank President: In order to achieve our inflation target within a reasonable time, it is therefore important that the Swedish krona does not depreciate further.

Riksbank meeting minutes: We believe that as monetary policy tightens, inflation will continue to decline in the autumn and will be close to the target next year.

Market news: Dutch regulator ACM rejected Apple’s objection to the order to pay regular fines.

Riksbank meeting minutes: The continued decline in inflation depends on whether monetary policy remains tight.

Riksbank meeting minutes: The sharp fall in inflation this summer is welcome, but it is important to note that this fall was expected and was mainly contributed by a significant fall in energy prices.

Riksbank meeting minutes: Members highlighted risks associated with persistently high underlying inflation and a weak krona.

Jansson, Deputy Governor of the Riksbank: We welcome the relatively rapid appreciation of the Swedish krona.

Riksbank Deputy Governor Bunge: Balance sheet normalization will continue at a good pace.

Riksbank Governor: Plans to further tighten policy to achieve 2% inflation target.

Breman, Deputy Governor of the Riksbank: Further interest rate hikes may be needed this year or next year.

Iran stated that it is continuing its nuclear negotiation diplomacy through various channels.

Breman, Deputy Governor of the Riksbank: The depreciation of the Swedish krona offsets the impact of falling inflation.

Breman, Deputy Governor of the Riksbank: Service prices are not consistent with low inflation.