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Swedish Consumer Prices (Sep.)

The rebound in non-energy inflation in September will reassure the Riksbank that it is right to be planning to tighten monetary policy in the coming months. We expect underlying inflation to continue to pick up, allowing the Bank to start raising interest rates in December, sooner than investors expect.

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