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Swedish Riksbank continues to strike an upbeat tone

The Swedish Riksbank’s decision to raise interest rates for a second meeting running reflects concerns that domestic imbalances may be building. Further hikes seem likely in the near term, but the pace of monetary tightening should ease next year as the recovery loses steam.

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