The European Central Bank's double increase in key interest rates increases the risk that the Swedish Riksbank will also raise interest rates significantly, according to Daniel Waldenström. An increase of between 0.5 and 0.75 percentage points is not unthinkable.
"Those are the signals we've received," he says.
But Daniel Waldenström believes that this is the wrong way to go - and that a Swedish interest rate increase at present can have a negative effect.
"I hope that the Riksbank will not raise rates this time. We know that much of the inflation comes from outside and that Swedish monetary policy has not been what we want to believe.
Riksbank governor: "Swinging up and down"
Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen has previously said that the intention was to raise 0.25-0.5 percentage points, but that the final decision will come in April.
"This is pretty much swinging up and down now with incoming data. One day it points towards a tighter policy, the other day it may be pointing in a different direction. We will make an overall assessment and return to our decision in April, Erik Thedéen said earlier this week.
In the video, he explains why he thinks the Riksbank should not raise interest rates any more.