Riksbank's Skingsley on Rates Forecast, Inflation, `Downside' Risks

The transcript features a discussion with Sicilias Kingsley, the Riksbank deputy governor, on the recent rate hikes and their impact on the Swedish economy. It covers the influence of global economies, particularly the US and Europe, on Swedish monetary policy. The conversation also touches on the balance sheet strategy, potential risks, globalization, and the efficacy of negative interest rates. The deputy governor emphasizes the importance of inflation targets and the need for pragmatic policy adjustments in response to economic changes.

What factors influence the inflation outlook for the Swedish economy according to the deputy governor?

How does the deputy governor assess the current tightening environment?

What is the deputy governor's perspective on the risks associated with trade disputes?

What does the deputy governor suggest about the future of globalization?

What are the implications of Brexit on interest rates according to the deputy governor?

How does the deputy governor view the efficacy of negative interest rates?

What is the deputy governor's stance on the future of monetary policy in light of current economic conditions?