Swedish Economic Tendency Indicator (Mar.)

The decline in the Swedish Economic Tendency Indicator (ETI) in March was not as bad as we had feared given the sharp fall in the euro-zone manufacturing PMI last week. But it is still consistent with a sluggish start to the year for the Swedish economy and means that the next rate hike remains a distant prospect.

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