Norway & Sweden Consumer Prices (Nov.)

The sharp fall in Norwegian inflation in November was skewed by energy effects, but the decline in the core rate underlines that policymakers will be in no rush to raise rates. Meanwhile, the persistent weakness of underlying price pressures in Sweden will continue to be a headache for the Riksbank.

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