Published on Dec 20, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ The eurozone's problems have caused Sweden to cut its main interest rate by a quarter of a percent to one and a quarter percent.
The central bank said it expects to keep it at that level next year.
It blamed "considerable uncertainty regarding the eurozone's public-finance problems".
More than half of Sweden's exports go to the eurozone and it has already see a fall in orders from the region.
The central bank said it expects to keep it at that level next year.
It blamed "considerable uncertainty regarding the eurozone's public-finance problems".
More than half of Sweden's exports go to the eurozone and it has already see a fall in orders from the region.
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