On May 8, the Riksbank cut its key rate to 3.75% from 4.00%
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Sweden's central bank expects to be able to cut rates twice more in 2024 following its first policy-easing for eight years last week, the minutes of the most recent meeting showed on Wednesday.
On May 8, the Riksbank cut its key rate to 3.75% from 4.00% saying that inflation was now near target and economic activity weak, creating the conditions for easier policy. (Reporting by Simon Johnson, Terje Solsvik, Johan Ahlander and Stine Jacobsen)
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