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Easing cycle in Iceland has further to run

This morning’s decision by the Central Bank of Iceland (CBI) to resume its easing cycle came as no surprise to us following the recent fall in inflation. Given the potential for the coronavirus to exacerbate the deep downturn in the tourism sector, the stage is set for at least one more rate cut over the coming months.

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