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Swedish central bank holds rates, flags cut in May or June

Sweden's central bank kept its key rate at 4.00% despite forecasted cuts, aiming for a gradual decrease in policy rates.
Inflation pressures have eased, with headline inflation near the 2% target after a peak above 10%, indicating a potential cut in the upcoming months.
Analysts predict no change in rates for March but foresee a possible rate cut in May or June, with the next monetary policy decision announced on May 8.

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Reuters

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1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Globo

The central bank of Sweden keeps interest rates flat at four percent.

Riksbank says rate cuts could start in May or June as long as inflation prospects remain favorable

1 month ago·Brazil

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RTÉ

Swedish central bank holds rates, flags cut in May/June

Sweden's central bank held its key rate unchanged at 4% today - as expected - and said that inflation pressures had now eased enough for the policy rate to be cut in the coming months.

1 month ago·Ireland

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The Globe & Mail

Sweden’s central bank holds key rate steady, flags cut in May or June

The Riksbank said that it remained concerned about setbacks, not least the chance that easier policy could weaken the Swedish crown

1 month ago·Canada

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Jornal Expresso

The Swedish central bank maintains four percent interest rates, but admits cuts in May or June.

"Inflation is about to stabilize on target, but inflationary pressures are still a little bit high," the central bank of Sweden argues, after its decision to keep the reference rate of interest at four percent.

1 month ago·Portugal

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Upsala Nya Tidning

Swedish central bank sees three rate cuts this year

The Riksbank expects the interest rate to be lowered three times this year, according to a new forecast. The first reduction is expected in May or June, writes the Riksbank in a press release.

1 month ago·Uppsala, Sweden

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