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Sweden Consumer Prices (Jan.)

Swedish inflation rose sharply, as expected, in January and is set rise above the Riksbank’s 2% target in Q2. In any case, policymakers have signalled that they will look through any temporary breach of the target, and a prolonged period of policy stasis is on the cards.

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