Slower growth, strong labour markets

Data published this week showed that Sweden's economy performed better than expected in Q3, but the timelier surveys point to a contraction in Q4. Next week, the Norges Bank's rate decision will be a close call, but we suspect that policymakers will opt for a 50bp hike.

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