Jul.01 — Sweden’s central bank, the Riksbank,is adding another 21 billion dollars in quantitative easing and expanding the program into corporate bonds but decided not to return to a negative monetary policy and maintained its rate at zero. The Swedish economy is expected to contract 4.5% this year but the lockdown was looser than elsewhere in Europe – that resulted in one of the highest death rates per capita. Governor Stefan Ingves spoke with Bloomberg’s Rafaela Lindberg.