Swedish interest rates on hold for some time to come

The decision by the Swedish Riksbank to keep interest rates on hold at 0.25% and signal that rates may remain unchanged for around another year supports our view that markets may have got ahead of themselves in forecasting rate hikes by early 2010.

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