The Riksbank recently raised interest rates to 4%, against expectations, sending the Swedish krona soaring higher.
The Swedish central bank explained that it has raised the interest rate by 25 basis points to combat rising inflation, adding that there were risks linked to slower economic activity and financial market turbulence.
The bank has kept its options open, by explaining that future monetary policy decisions will be based on data that is released, but did advise that interest rates are expected to remain steady for this year.
The move saw the Swedish krona rise from 6.4275 from a price of 6.4785 prior to the news release.
Tags: Central Bank, Inflation, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Swedish








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