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Iceland’s central bank on hold but rates to rise this year

Although the Central Bank of Iceland left policy unchanged today, it expressed concern about rising inflation expectations ahead of wage negotiations later this year. So domestic inflationary pressures are set to build further and we continue to expect the CBI to respond with a rate hike in December.

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