Swedish Economic Tendency Survey (Mar.)

Despite softening in March, Sweden’s Economic Tendency Indicator still points to a surge in GDP growth. With the survey breakdown suggesting that domestic demand is increasingly driving growth, the Riksbank will become more confident that underlying price pressures will rise. So we expect the Bank to tighten policy this year.

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