Czech Republic, Moldova, Sweden and Ukraine all hold
Riksbank also lowers rate for supplementary liquidity facility as liquidity starts to dry up
The central banks of the Czech Republic, Moldova, Sweden and Ukraine left their rates unchanged on March 19.
In explaining their decisions, the Czech National Bank (CNB), National Bank of Moldova, Sveriges Riksbank and National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) all touched on the effects of the Middle East conflict on domestic inflation.
The Swedish central bank also changed its monetary policy framework, cutting the rate differential of its supplementary liquidity facility from 75 to 30 basis points.
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