Sweden’s central bank, the Riksbank, has decided to maintain its current key interest rate, refraining from an immediate increase. However, the bank cautioned that a rate hike has not been ruled out and remains a possibility in the future. This decision comes amid ongoing concerns about inflation and the broader economic outlook. Financial journalist Felicia Åkerman from *Dagens Nyheter* (DN) provides analysis on the Riksbank’s announcement, addressing three key questions surrounding the decision. The central bank’s stance suggests a wait-and-see approach, closely monitoring economic indicators before committing to further tightening of monetary policy. The potential for future rate increases hinges on the development of inflation and its impact on the Swedish economy. Åkerman’s analysis offers insight into the factors influencing the Riksbank’s deliberations.