Riksbank's Thedeen says if there is an increased risk of high inflation that could deviate permanently from target, monetary policy may need to act to prevent this
The Riksbank's statement indicates growing concern about persistent inflation risks, suggesting that monetary policy may need to tighten if inflation expectations shift significantly.
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- Risk has risen somewhat that inflation could be higher than we expected a few weeks ago.
- At the same time, our low inflation starting point means that we have some scope to try to get a clearer picture of the economic consequences.
This sentiment could lean toward a hawkish stance, impacting the SEK and influencing broader market expectations for central bank actions in Europe and the US.
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