In Sweden, the week ahead is made for contemplation, as the only thing of any market interest is the Riksbank minutes from the last monetary policy meeting. And it will actually be worthwhile to read the tos and fros of the monetary policy board since we were a bit surprised to see large downward revisions of, e.g., inflation without any change to the current monetary policy stance or to the foreseen path of the repo rate.
In Norway, a weak Regional Network Report pointing to zero growth for the rest of 2015 should pave the way for a rate cut from Norges Bank on 24 September despite core inflation coming in well above the inflation target 2.5%. There is no important event in Norway this week.
In Denmark, the Nationalbank will publish its Q3 Monetary Review looking at the state of the economy both at home and abroad and presenting its forecast for the Danish economy in the coming years. The Danish Mortgage Banks' Federation will also be releasing its housing market statistics for Q2, giving us our first precise figures for how the market performed around the country over the quarter as a whole.
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