During the coming months, we expect falling goods and energy inflation to pull down the headline inflation rate in Sweden. This should encourage policymakers to cut rates from 3.75% currently to 3.00% by the end of the year. However, we are not pencilling in any further cuts by the Riksbank in 2025 as we think that historically strong wage growth will keep services inflation high.
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