The decision by Sweden’s Riksbank on Thursday to take borrowing costs further into negative territory left its deposit rate — the one paid on money stashed at the central bank — at a startling minus 1.25%.
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The decision by Sweden’s Riksbank on Thursday to take borrowing costs further into negative territory left its deposit rate — the one paid on money stashed at the central bank — at a startling minus 1.25%.