Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Riksbank: Developments since April mainly positive – Jansson – Dagens Industri

Riksbank: Developments since April mainly positive – Jansson

                  2015-07-15 10:18
             

 (SIX) Jansson summarized the evolution of inflation and  inflation expectations since the Monetary Policy Report in April  which essentially positive, suggesting that the Riksbank's expansive  monetary policy works as intended. He stressed at the same time  regards this development continues and is not broken.       The minutes from the latest monetary policy meeting  1/7.       Jansson said that the krona since  Monetary Policy Report in April illustrate that there is a risk  for the krona appreciates more than expected, although the crisis in Greece  do not deteriorate further.       Given that the US economy recently re  developed quite well and the conditions for the Federal Reserve to  gently to begin raising its key interest rate thus improved, it is  perhaps especially krona against the dollar as a surprise,  he reasoned further.       Judging by different statements made by  employers' organizations is now a risk that the inflation  target  do not become the basis for the next round of bargaining, even if  inflation is not affected by such negative  circumstances, noted Jansson.       Jansson has difficulty understanding why this needs to happen now that  Riksbank's monetary policy is so clearly focused on quickly  inflation to rise.       That many continue to tunnel vision and the moment low  CPI inflation, obviously makes it even better, he pointed out.  CPIF inflation, which now amounts to about 1 percent, and CPIF  inflation excluding energy prices, which for the moment is around 1.5  percent, is in the context much better measure of inflation to start  from than the current CPI inflation, according to Jansson.       Jansson also said that there is also a tendency in this  debate to overstate the competitiveness problems of recent years  unexpectedly rapid real wage increases and weak productivity growth has  caused.      Anton Wilén, +46 8 5861 6441  mailto:  anton.wilen@six-group.se  www.blogg.six.seSIXNews  SIX News 

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