Deregulation of markets sparks global interest rate dependence and risk premium.
The article discusses how changes in Swedish financial markets and monetary policy have affected interest rates and other financial variables. It explores the relationship between domestic and foreign interest rates, focusing on the foreign exchange risk premium. The study also looks at the term structure of interest rates in the Swedish money market, particularly how interest rate expectations impact it. Additionally, the analysis delves into discount window policies and their effects on interest rates and monetary control.