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Rising interest rates not yet a threat to Swedish property valuations

Relative to historic norms and compared to many other markets, property/bond yield spreads in Stockholm seem quite low. However, the above-average outlook for rental value growth suggests that these spreads could narrow even further. Given our view that interest rates will rise more gradually than the Riksbank expects and that bond yields will remain low, this implies there is additional scope for property yields in Stockholm to fall.

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