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Sweden Consumer Prices (Aug.)

The stronger-than-expected pick-up in Swedish headline inflation in August ups the ante for the Riksbank ahead of next week’s policy meeting. While repo rate hikes are low down on policymakers’ agenda, the reduced risk of disinflationary pressures should allow them to ease back on the balance sheet front soon.

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