Economists Believe Another Interest Rate Cut in September
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Price growth in June was in line with forecasts, say the chief economists at Nordea Markets, DNB Markets and Sparebank 1. This means that interest rate cuts are likely to be made in September.
Price growth in June was in line with forecasts, say the chief economists at Nordea Markets, DNB Markets and Sparebank 1. This means that interest rate cuts are likely to be made in September.
Prices rose by 3 percent from June last year to June this year, which means flat price growth. This could lead to another interest rate cut in the fall, according to economists.
Inflation in June was in line with Norges Bank's forecasts. This is shown by new figures for price developments from SBB, which were published on Thursday. The figures make senior strategist at Sparebank1 Markets, Dane Cekov, more convinced that there will be another interest rate cut in September. – It opens up and gives hope that interest rates will continue to fall. We believe there will be another interest rate cut in September, says Cekov. …


Price growth in June was in line with forecasts, say the chief economists at Nordea Markets, DNB Markets and Sparebank 1. This means that interest rate cuts are likely in September.
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