STOCKHOLM: Sweden's Riksbank has taken a large number of policy measures in this year and will not be hurried into new action given the complexity of the current situation, Deputy Governor Cecilia Skingsley said on Thursday.
"A lot is happening and so there may be reason to dare to take a step back and be a bit cautious when it comes to possible further measures," she told reporters.
"We need to be good at seeing through the noise."
Skingsley said the central would keep a close eye on the crown and would need to act if any strengthening threatened the current upturn in inflation, with currency intervention a possibility.
The European Central Bank holds a rate setting meeting at the start of December, before the Riksbank's own rate announcement on Dec. 15.
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