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Swedish Consumer Prices (Feb.)

With Swedish inflation unchanged at a joint 10-month low in February, we see the Riksbank changing its forward guidance next month to signal that it will raise interest rates later than it previously forecast. But we still think that the Bank will tighten monetary policy by more than investors expect in 2019.

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