The decision by Sweden’s Riksbank to leave its monetary policy stance unchanged suggested that it has been reassured by the recent run of better-than-expected activity and inflation data. But with inflation still below zero and no let-up in deflationary pressures, we continue to think that another rate cut is on the cards before the end of the year.
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