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Danish central bank Governor Lars Rohde said world central bankers need to plan for monetary tightening to avoid feeding asset bubbles. Rohde said there is no short-term alternative to global easing, given the state of the real economy.
Jacob Graven at Sydbank A/S said it will be the same pattern as every time cycles shift, but the risk of getting it wrong this time is considerably bigger.
Sweden, Norway and Switzerland are tightening rules on mortgage lending as low rates inflate property prices and credit growth. , S&P said Swedish household debt rose to 173 percent of disposable income in 2012, Norway’s will exceed 200 percent in 2013, while Denmark owns the world record at 322 percent of disposable incomes.
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