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Swedish Riksbank not ready to take the next step, yet

Despite tentative signs of green shoots appearing, the Swedish Riksbank reduced interest rates to 0.25% and remains committed to keeping them at this rate for a prolonged period. But for now at least, the Bank appears reluctant to follow the Fed and Bank of England’s lead in adopting unconventional policy measures.

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