“I have to make it very clear that the structural liquidity risk”.

Speculation increases that Sweden’s central bank will be forced to cut interest rates again.

Deputy Governor: “It would be better to cut the rate now so that we move quicker toward the inflation target.”

Bank report: As autumn closes in, financial markets hope for brighter days

Watchdog: Swedish banks will need to hold extra capital.

An overwhelming majority of surveyed CFOs believe business conditions are average or better than average.

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• Swedish companies desire emerging currencies

Low inflation will delay Riksbank’s key interest rate hikes, SEB said in it’s latest Nordic outlook.

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Unemployment in Sweden unexpectedly declined last month.

Recovery in the largest Nordic economy is picking up.

• Swedish riksbank likely to cut rates in September

Export bank: “We are trying very much to borrow in other currencies that are harder to get”.

“Despite the weaker-than-expected figures, this will not change the outlook for monetary policy”.

• Swedish riksbank likely to cut rates in September

“There is almost a 50 percent likelihood that the Riksbank will cut rates in September or October”.

The euro-area recession saps demand for exports from Sweden.

Swedish retail sales growth accelerated for a second month.