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Swedish interest rate expectations have fallen too far

The Swedish economy has slowed in recent months, but with inflationary pressures still alive and kicking we expect the Riksbank’s response to be less aggressive than markets anticipate. Indeed, we think that the Bank will wait until the final quarter of 2008 before it switches to easing mode.

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