While the Swedish Economic Tendency Indicator edged down in October, the sharp rise in the consumer confidence index means that the survey now paints a more balanced picture of the economy. And with consumers’ inflation expectations reaching a five-year high, there is little reason why the Riksbank needs to extend its QE programme beyond December.
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