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Swedish central bank's Jansson says still worried about downside inflation risks

BY Reuters | ECONOMIC | 02/13/26 03:33 AM EST

STOCKHOLM, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Sweden's January ?inflation came in ?lower than ?expected underlining the ?downside risks ?to inflation ?in the Nordic ?country, ?central bank Deputy Governor Per ?Jansson ?said ?on Friday.

"I have seen increased ?downside risks ?to underlying inflation," Jansson told reporters. "We ?got ?new figures ?for January ?which were unexpectedly a bit low, so that tendency ?is continuing."

(Reporting by Simon Johnson, ?editing ?by Louise ?Rasmussen)

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