Despite the increased likelihood of looser fiscal policy next year following the collapse of the government last month, the Central Bank of Iceland (CBI) today opted to cut interest rates. We suspect that the CBI has now reached the end of its loosening cycle, and expect interest rates to be unchanged until 2019.
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