Sweden's Debt Office Fears Liquidity Is Suffering

The video discusses the Riksbank's potential limits on purchasing government bonds due to liquidity concerns. It highlights Sweden's low public debt and compares the Riksbank's actions to the ECB. The discussion also covers inflation trends, interest rates, and the effectiveness of the quantitative easing program, noting that inflation is rising but may not sustain. Economists doubt the Riksbank will raise rates soon.

What is the main concern for the Riksbank regarding its bond purchases?

• Reaching the limits of bond purchases

• Decreasing interest rates

• Increasing inflation rates

• Strengthening of the Swedish Krona

How does Sweden's public debt compare to other countries?

• It is higher than most countries

• It is about the same as most countries

• It is lower than most countries

• It is not a concern for the Riksbank

What percentage of nominal government debt has the Riksbank purchased?

• About two-thirds

• About half

• About a third

• About a quarter

What is the current trend of inflation in Sweden according to the transcript?

• Inflation is increasing

• Inflation is unpredictable

• Inflation is stable

• Inflation is decreasing

What do most economists believe about the Riksbank's ability to raise interest rates soon?

• They will raise rates next year

• They will not raise rates anytime soon

• They have already raised rates

• They will raise rates soon