STOCKHOLM, May 9 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank is
nearly at the end of its cycle of rate hikes and inflation
should come down, but it is too early to talk about a rate cut
in the period ahead, central bank Deputy Governor Martin Floden
said on Tuesday.
"I, personally, don't see a rate cut for a reasonable time
ahead," Floden said during a presentation.
Inflation is expected to fall, but price pressures will
remain strong for a while, he said.
(Reporting by Simon Johnson; editing by Johan Ahlander)
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