Sweden's inflation rate fell notably in November, driven by large drops in travel and accommodation prices, with economists divided on future interest rate policies.
Housing cooperatives in Sweden are set to implement significant monthly fee increases averaging between 5% and 16% in 2026, driven by rising utility and maintenance costs.
Inflation in Sweden has fallen to 2.3%, close to the central bank's target, boosting household purchasing power and offering economic relief amidst global challenges.
Sweden's inflation rate falls to 2.3%, close to the central bank's target, boosting optimism for the economy despite lingering global challenges.
Prices for essential Christmas grocery items like chocolate and coffee rise in Sweden for 2025, while potatoes and salmon become cheaper.
Christmas 2025 food prices in Sweden rise amid notable increases in chocolate and coffee costs, while investigations reveal dubious pricing tactics by Ica stores.
The OECD forecasts Sweden’s economy to accelerate growth and reduce inflation and unemployment between 2025 and 2027, despite global challenges.
Facing rising holiday expenses and electricity costs, Swedish households are urged to manage finances carefully this Christmas, with expert advice from the Finansinspektionen.
US retail growth is cooling due to inflation, but the Treasury Secretary predicts no recession in 2024, a development with economic implications for Sweden.
Sweden’s 2024 VAT reduction on food sets the stage for price cuts promised by retailers amid warnings from the central bank about rising food costs.
A new survey reveals that older Swedes remain financially pessimistic despite tax cuts and ongoing inflation pressures.
October 2025 Swedish inflation exceeded expectations with KPIF at 3.1%, core inflation rising, and the Riksbank holding interest rates steady while anticipating future easing.
Nils Holgersson group reports a 9.7% rise in housing-related fees in 2025, outpacing inflation and highlighting regional disparities.
The Riksbank has kept its policy rate unchanged at 1.75% amid mixed expert opinions on whether rates will rise or fall in 2026, citing inflation easing and early economic recovery signs.
The Riksbank is expected to keep interest rates steady at 1.75% on November 5, weighing mixed signals from inflation and the labor market.
High inflation and economic challenges prolong the time young Swedes need to save for homes, affecting family planning and financial stability.
Sweden's Supreme Court increases the petty theft threshold from 1,250 to 1,500 SEK to account for inflation, revising legal standards for theft classification.
Sweden's inflation rate dropped to 3.1% in September, supported by falling food prices and easing core inflation, with the central bank forecasting further declines.
Housing cooperatives across Sweden see a surge in fees, triggering tenant outrage and demands for lower rents.
Signs of robust economic recovery are emerging in Sweden as consumer spending rises, supported by significant government measures.
The Riksbank cuts interest rates to 1.75% to combat economic stagnation and rising inflation.
Conscripts in Sweden criticize the government's inadequate compensation increase amid inflation.
Inflation expectations in Sweden are increasing cautiously, affecting the outlook for interest rates.
Sweden sees historic spikes in district heating prices, raising concern among households and industry leaders.
Swedish families are experiencing significant financial and health impacts due to expensive summer holidays.
Record housing rent inflation in Sweden burdens tenants with higher costs for less quality housing.
Sweden announces a temporary reduction to food VAT as a response to rising inflation.
August 2025 inflation data shows rising consumer prices and easing core inflation in Sweden.
Inflation in Sweden rises again, affecting economic expectations and stock market performance.
Gold prices have reached a record high of $3,508 per ounce amid economic uncertainties.