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- Swedish Central.Bank assesses that rate will begin to be raised towards end of year, which is somewhat later than previously forecast
Swedish Central.Bank assesses that rate will begin to be raised towards end of year, which is somewhat later than previously forecast
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Says risks of too low inflation merit particular attention, as at prevailing interest rate levels this is more difficult to manage than inflation that is too high
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If inflation is to remain close to target going forward, continued support is needed from monetary policy
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Says monetary policy needs to proceed cautiously
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