Sweden now has so little debt that many are starting to wonder why the government isn’t spending a lot more.

Everyone is lining up to attack Sweden’s currency, from investors to the country’s leaders.

Poland’s inflation may accelerate “significantly” on the government’s fiscal stimulus, possibly requiring higher interest rates as early as this year, according to a member of the central bank’s Monetary Policy Council.

The Czech central bank will probably refrain from raising borrowing costs as risks of a global economic slowdown outweigh accelerating inflation at home.

The European Central Bank looks increasingly set to throw a fresh lifeline to the euro area’s cash-strapped banks, a tacit acknowledgment about the side effects of their aggressive stimulus measures.

The Federal Reserve has handed Egypt another reason to proceed with what could be the world’s deepest series of interest-rate cuts.