Sweden’s Riksbank cut interest rates to negative, gets on the QE train

FXStreet (Mumbai) - Sweden’s Riksbank surprised markets today as it cut interest rates to -0.1% and announced a government bond purchase program worth SEK 10 billion.

The central bank said it would maintain the interest rate at -0.1% until CPI does not recover to near 2% level. The banks said the inflation at the moment is too low sees signs of bottoming out. Furthermore, the bank made it clear that it would be desirable to hold interest rates at record lows till H2 2016.

EUR/SEK jumps to 9.65 post-Riksbank

The Swedish krona is rapidly depreciating against the euro on Thursday, sending EUR/SEK to test fresh highs in the 9.6200 region...
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BoE inflation report to show dramatically lower inflation forecasts – BTMU

Derek Halpenny, European Head of GMR at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, sees some risks that today’s BOE’s message might view the impact of lower oil prices further into the future as inconsequential, but expects the current and coming quarters to see a significant downgrade in inflation forecasts.
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