Central Bank of Iceland in “wait-and-see” mode

After cutting rates by 150bps since April, the Central Bank of Iceland kept its deposit rate at its current record low of 3.00% today. We suspect that in the absence of a sharp and sustained fall in inflation expectations, the Bank will keep rates unchanged for the foreseeable future.

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