Swedish inflation expectations remain anchored, research finds

Riksbank economists highlight central bank actions to tackle both low and high inflation

Sveriges Riksbank
Arild Vågen

Inflation expectations in Sweden remain anchored around the 2% target despite the country’s continuing inflationary shock, research from Sveriges Riksbank finds. 

This may be due to the central bank’s efforts to tackle both below and above-target inflation over the last decade, the research paper argues.

“There were clear signs that the anchoring weakened during a period starting around 2014, but the anchoring seems to have been maintained relatively well during the recent high inflation,” say

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