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Sweden Consumer Prices (Mar.)

The stronger-than-expected increase in Swedish inflation in March is likely to give more ammunition to the hawks in the Riksbank, and lends support to our view that the Bank will start to raise the repo rate and press ahead with “QT” this year.

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