Sweden Central Bank Cuts Interest Rate
Riksbank Cuts Rate a Quarter Point and Opens Door to Bigger Move
Sweden’s Riksbank cut borrowing costs by a quarter point and raised the possibility of a bigger move in coming months in its bid to spur a listless economy.
Sweden’s Riksbank cuts rates for a third time as economic concerns build
The latest decision from Sweden’s Riksbank should leave nobody in any doubt that it is currently the most dovish central bank within the developed markets. The Riksbank has cut rates by 25 basis points for the third time this year, but more importantly, is telling us that the job is nowhere near finished.
Sweden’s Riksbank cuts rate again and opens door to half-point move
SWEDEN’S Riksbank cut borrowing costs by a quarter point and raised the possibility of a bigger move in coming months in its bid to spur a listless economy. Read more at The Business Times.
MNI RIKSBANK WATCH: Cuts 25bp, Signals Faster Easing Ahead
The Riksbank delivered an expected 25-basis-point cut in September, taking its policy rate to 3.25%, but pointed to what it called a clear shift in the balance of risks and said it would accelerate the pace of easing if things evolved as it now expected.
Sweden's Riksbank trims interest rates
Sweden’s central bank trimmed interest rates on Wednesday, in line with expectations, and said it expected to cut further in the coming months.
Swedish central bank set to cut rates this week and twice more before year-end: Reuters poll
Sweden's central bank is expected to cut its policy rate by a quarter percentage point to 3.25% on Wednesday and then twice more before the end of the year as inflation pressures continue to ease, a poll of analysts by Reuters showed on Monday.
Riksbank Cuts Rate Again and Opens Door to Half-Point Move
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Sweden Central Bank Cuts Interest Rate; Signals More Easing
Sweden's central bank reduced its benchmark rate by a quarter point on Wednesday and hinted at two more cuts this year as
Sweden’s Central Bank Cuts Key Rate and Sees Two More Cuts This Year
Sweden’s Riksbank cut its key interest rate for the third time this year and said borrowing costs will likely be lowered again soon as a faltering economy threatens to push inflation further below its target.
Sweden's Riksbank cuts interest rates and signals further easing ahead
Borrowing costs in Sweden are being lowered faster than previously predicted as inflation falls below target. View on euronews
SEK: Riksbank to remain dovish – ING
Sweden's Riksbank is widely expected to cut rates by another 25bp today, ING’s FX strategist Francesco Pesole notes.
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Riksbank to deliver 25bp cut today
The most important event today will be the Riksbank's rate decision at 9.30 CET. On the back of a slightly weaker economy and lower inflation than expected, we expect Riksbank to cut the repo rate by ...
SEB Survey Shows Small Chance of Half-Point Riksbank Cut
Swedish fixed-income investors expect the Riksbank to cut its benchmark rate by a quarter-point next week, with a minority ...
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Riksbank to receive $2.46bn from Swedish government
Sweden’s government is to inject Skr25 billion ($2.46 billion) of capital into the country’s central bank on September 25.
EUR/SEK to tick modestly lower medium-term – Rabobank
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