Rosenberg: Why is Swedish inflation so low?

In the speech 'Why is Swedish inflation so low?' given on 13 April, Irma Rosenberg of the Sveriges Riksbank said that Sweden's current low inflation rate was being driven by supply factors which are favourable to Sweden's economic performance and are largely unaffected by monetary policy.

"Our conclusion at the last monetary policy meeting was that the repo rate should be left unchanged at present, but that there was not any hurry to raise it either. The new data that has been received since the

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