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Swedish Riksbank cuts rates and more likely to come

The Swedish Riksbank’s decision to reduce interest rates is a timely reminder that even the strongest performing European economies are not immune from the effects of the euro-zone debt crisis. We expect further rate cuts next year as the euro-zone’s woes intensify.

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