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MNI BRIEF: Riksbank Dec Cut On If Things Hold - Jansson

Riksbank Deputy Governor Per Jansson on subdued domestic inflation and risks overseas
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MNI (LONDON) - There is a greater risk of inflation coming in below rather than above the 2%  and the Riksbank can deliver the rate cut signalled for December, with another in the first half of 2025, if things hold, Riksbank Deputy Governor Per Jansson said in a speech to the Southern Swedish Chamber of Commerce.

Jansson expressed concern about economic activity saying that "There are some green shoots, but the recovery is slower than expected" and he said that a pick up was needed to stabilize inflation around target.

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MNI (LONDON) - There is a greater risk of inflation coming in below rather than above the 2%  and the Riksbank can deliver the rate cut signalled for December, with another in the first half of 2025, if things hold, Riksbank Deputy Governor Per Jansson said in a speech to the Southern Swedish Chamber of Commerce.

Jansson expressed concern about economic activity saying that "There are some green shoots, but the recovery is slower than expected" and he said that a pick up was needed to stabilize inflation around target.

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