Sweden's central bank expanded its quantitative easing and maintained interest rate at zero to support recovery and lift inflation as the coronavirus pandemic substantially hurt the economy.
The executive board of Riksbank decided to expand the asset purchases programme to SEK 500 billion from SEK 300 billion. The programme will continue until the end of June 2021.
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