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Sweden stuck in first gear; Swiss franc on the up

The latest survey data from Sweden provide further proof that the economy is too weak for the Riksbank to be able to raise interest rates within the next six months, as it forecasts. Meanwhile, we expect the Central Bank of Iceland to cut rates for the fourth time this year at its policy meeting next Wednesday.  

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