Sveriges Riksbank, established in 1668, is the central bank of Sweden. It is responsible for managing the country's monetary policy, ensuring price stability, and promoting a safe and efficient payment system. The bank also issues the national currency, the Swedish Krona. The Riksbank plays a crucial role in the Swedish economy by setting interest rates and monitoring inflation. It works to maintain financial stability and provides banking services to the government and other banks. The Riksbank's decisions can significantly impact economic growth and the overall financial health of Sweden.