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Investing.com -- Sweden’s central bank indicated it might still cut interest rates this year if inflation continues to move toward its target, according to minutes from its latest monetary policy meeting released Tuesday.
The Riksbank maintained its key interest rate at 2.00% at the meeting, with the next policy decision scheduled for September 22.
"Although several circumstances indicate that economic activity will soon rise, there is still considerable uncertainty," Governor Erik Thedeen said in the minutes.
Thedeen noted there was "reason to leave the door ajar to one further cut in the interest rate – given that the inflation outlook remains favourable."
The central bank is watching for signs that factors keeping inflation above target will fade as expected before making any decision on further rate adjustments.
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