Household consumption rose 1.6% in June, SCB says
Household consumption increased by 1.6 percent in June compared with May, measured in constant prices and in seasonally adjusted terms, according to Statistics Sweden (SCB).
BusinessHousehold consumption increased by 1.6 percent in June compared with May, measured in constant prices and in seasonally adjusted terms, according to Statistics Sweden (SCB).
BusinessInflation fell sharply in July, preliminary figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB) show. The fact that inflation is now falling is largely due to tax cuts, says Susanne Spector, chief economist at Danske Bank. But the tax cuts are obscuring the picture, and several economists predict that inflation will pick up again this autumn.
BusinessThe Swedish economy is slowing, new GDP figures from Statistics Sweden show. I still interpret it as good figures. Sweden is in a recession, but in a recovery phase, says Alexandra Stråberg, chief economist at Länsförsäkringar, to TT.
BusinessPrices paid by producers rose in June, up 0.1 percent from the previous month, according to Statistics Sweden (SCB). This was a smaller increase than expected.
BusinessUnemployment in June rose to 9.9 percent, according to Statistics Sweden (SCB). This compares with 9.4 percent in June last year.
BusinessAlone with great grief - and the entire financial burden. Some things are especially important to think about in advance to secure your finances if one partner dies.
BusinessInflation, according to the CPIF measure, fell to 1.3 percent in June, according to a second calculation by Statistics Sweden (SCB). This compares with 1.5 percent in May.
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