At next week’s monetary policy meeting, the Swiss National Bank is set to reiterate its ultra-dovish stance. Meanwhile, recent developments in Sweden and Norway suggest that policymakers in both countries will give more dovish messages than at previous meetings. The outlier is the Central Bank of Iceland, which we expect to raise rates next week.
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