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STOCKHOLM, Feb 6 (Reuters) - It takes time for the Swedish central bank's relatively big rate cuts that were made in a short period of time to attain full impact, which suggests a degree of patience in monetary policy going forward, Riksbank Governor Erik Thedeen said on Thursday.
"I think the various statements about tariffs in recent days are also a good illustration of the need for a certain degree of patience," Thedeen added.
He said in a statement there are signs of economic rebound, but uncertainty remains high.