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Central Bank Exploration of Tokenized Reserve (2025)
IMF Fintech Notes No 2025/007, with Tansaya Kunaratskul, Ashley Lannquist, & Nicolas ZhangPublished PaperImplications of Central Bank Digital Currency for Monetary Operations (2024)
IMF Fintech Notes No 2024/007, with Tansaya Kunaratskul & Manmohan SinghPublished PaperPositioning Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in the Payments Landscape (2024)
IMF Fintech Notes No 2024/006, with Manisha Patel & Safari KasiyantoPublished PaperCross-Border Payments with Retail Central Bank Digital Currencies (2024)
IMF Fintech Notes No 2024/002 , with Gabriel Söderberg & Natsuki TsudaPublished PaperBiased Forecasts and Voting: The Brexit Referendum Case (2024)
CESifo Working Paper No 11221, with Jacopo Bizzotto & Davide CipulloCESifo WPCost of payments in Sweden (2023)
Riksbank Studies, No 1, with N. Engström, A. Mølgaard Pedersen, F. Linton, & C. TostebyEnglish SwedishWithering Cash: Is Sweden ahead of the curve or just special? (2022)
International Journal of Central Banking Vol. 18 No. 4, October, 2022, with Hanna Armelius & Carl Andreas ClaussenPublished Paper Riksbank WP VoxEU.org Column (Sep. 2020)Electoral Cycles in Macroeconomic Forecasts (2022)
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 202, 307-340, 2022, with Davide CipulloPublished Paper SUERF Policy Brief No 452 Riksbank WPRemittances – the overlooked payments (2022)
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2022:2, with Nina EngströmEnglish SwedishElectoral Incentives and Information Content in Macroeconomic Forecasts (2021) [Ph.D. Thesis]
Economic studies 193, Department of Economics, Uppsala University, 2021ThesisInefficient Use of Competitors’ Forecasts? (2021)
Sveriges Riksbank Working Paper Series No 380 Latest version Riksbank WPKommentar på Johan Lönnroths artikel "Brev till den parlamentariska riksbankskommittén" (2018)
Ekonomisk Debatt 5/2018, with Jesper LindéSwedishAdjusting for Information Content when Comparing Forecast Performance (2017)
Journal of Forecasting, 36, 784–794, 2017, with Michael K. Andersson & Ted Aranki Published Paper Riksbank WP CodeDo Swedish Forecasters Properly Account for Sweden’s International Dependence? (2017)
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2017:2, with Jesper LindéEnglish SwedishIt’s a myth that the Riksbank’s forecasts have been governed by models (2017)
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2017:1, with Jesper LindéEnglish SwedishEn myt att Riksbankens prognoser styrts av modeller (2016)
Ekonomisk Debatt 8/2016 , with Jesper LindéSwedishAn assessment of the Riksbank’s international forecasts (2015)
Economic Commentaries, No. 14, 2015, Sveriges Riksbank, with Ted ArankiEnglish SwedishInterest and inflation rates through the lens of the theory of Irving Fisher (2015)
Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 2015:2, with Magnus JonssonEnglish Swedish