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Sweden Economic Tendency Survey (Sep.)

In September a sharp rise in manufacturing sentiment drove the Swedish Economic Tendency Indicator to its highest since 2011. With the growth outlook strong and inflation expectations rebounding, we still think that the Riksbank will raise its policy rate sooner than its guidance currently implies.

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