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Disparity in Nordic inflation rates to be sustained for now

February’s consumer prices figures for the Nordic countries revealed a continued disparity between subdued inflation rates in Sweden and Denmark on the one hand and much stronger price pressures in Norway. We expect that disparity to persist over the course of this year.

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