Riksbank faces changed circumstances in first meeting since December hike

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Photo: Sveriges Riksbank

Sveriges Riksbank will hold its first monetary policy meeting of the year on February 12–13, the first decision since December 2018, when it launched its latest tightening cycle.

It’s also the first policy assessment since the Federal Reserve abandoned its policy of gradual rate increases on January 30.

The Swedish central bank is not expected to implement any change to the key repo rate, currently at –0.25%. However, it may follow on the footsteps of other central banks and revise its growth

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