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Shaky statistics from Statistics Sweden show fewer unemployed people in April
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Shaky statistics from Statistics Sweden show fewer unemployed people in April

Unemployment fell slightly in April compared with previous months. However, Statistics Sweden is still experiencing problems, and these statistics should be interpreted with caution
Corrected figures lower retail sales, Statistics Sweden says
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Corrected figures lower retail sales, Statistics Sweden says

Retail sales are being revised downward after Statistics Sweden discovered errors in the figures.
Statistics Sweden made a mistake in its calculations - the correct figure will be published tomorrow
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Statistics Sweden made a mistake in its calculations - the correct figure will be published tomorrow

When Statistics Sweden published the figures for retail development for March this year, they were wrong. The statistics authority will announce what the figures actually looked like tomorrow, Tuesday
Sweden has the worst job prospects in the EU - the hidden number changes everything
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Sweden has the worst job prospects in the EU - the hidden number changes everything

Sweden has the highest unemployment rate among young people in the EU, statistics show. Or is it? Not if you measure the percentage of young people who are neither studying nor working
New inflation figure: Food down, gasoline up
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New inflation figure: Food down, gasoline up

Food prices fell 5. 5 percent, while fuel prices rose almost 8 percent compared with March
Unemployment stable in Sweden, fewer layoffs in April
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Unemployment stable in Sweden, fewer layoffs in April

Unemployment is relatively stable at 6. 5 percent, according to statistics from the Swedish Public Employment Service
5 or 10 percent - that's why unemployment is spreading
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5 or 10 percent - that's why unemployment is spreading

Unemployment looks set to be one of the big issues of the election. However, how big the problem is depends on how it is measured
Industry order intake falls in March
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Industry order intake falls in March

Order intake in industry fell in March, according to Statistics Sweden (SCB).
We toast more, consumption increases
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We toast more, consumption increases

Household consumption is increasing, primarily on culture and entertainment, new statistics show.
More than 300 elected officials linked to gang crime in Sweden
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More than 300 elected officials linked to gang crime in Sweden

More than 300 people within the criminal networks hold or have held political positions of trust. More than 70 of them still hold elected office
Inflation halved in April, relief for the Swedish Central Bank
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Inflation halved in April, relief for the Swedish Central Bank

Despite skyrocketing fuel prices in the wake of the Iran war, Swedish inflation halved in April. The reduced VAT on food weighed more heavily
Opting out of children in Sweden, accused of selfishness
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Opting out of children in Sweden, accused of selfishness

"Aren't you afraid of being alone when you're old?" is a question I get asked. "But I'm definitely not," says Zanna Wiede, who is childless
Unexpectedly weak growth in Sweden as GDP falls 0.2 percent in first quarter
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Unexpectedly weak growth in Sweden as GDP falls 0.2 percent in first quarter

The Swedish economy grew 1. 9 percent in March from the previous month, according to what Statistics Sweden calls a GDP indicator
Opting out of children - accused of selfishness
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Opting out of children - accused of selfishness

"Aren't you afraid of being alone when you're old?" is a question I'm often asked. But I'm definitely not, says Zanna Wiede, who is childless
Bank economists do not expect interest rate hikes this year
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Bank economists do not expect interest rate hikes this year

Heavily leveraged households, tenant-owner associations and companies can still hope that the key interest rate will be left unchanged this year. That is the view of both the state mortgage bank SBAB and SEB, the major bank in the Wallenberg sphere
Technology crisis may have led to higher unemployment rate in Sweden
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Technology crisis may have led to higher unemployment rate in Sweden

Statistics Sweden's Labour Force Survey (AKU) has been affected by technical glitches, and the unemployment figure of 9. 7 percent for March is therefore uncertain
Inflation fell to 1.6 percent in March, Statistics Sweden says
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Inflation fell to 1.6 percent in March, Statistics Sweden says

Inflation, according to the CPIF measure, fell to 1. 6 percent in March, Statistics Sweden (SCB) said
More money in your wallet, but not for everyone
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More money in your wallet, but not for everyone

Lower fuel taxes and a new electricity subsidy will be felt in households' budgets. But the measures in the spring budget will not reach everyone, says Stefan Westerberg, private economist at Länsförsäkringar
Swedish economy continues to be weak after GDP was unchanged in February
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Swedish economy continues to be weak after GDP was unchanged in February

The Swedish economy is not gaining momentum. After two months of GDP decline, the economy was flat in February, according to Statistics Sweden
Food prices are falling - chains lowered in advance
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Food prices are falling - chains lowered in advance

Ice cream, sausages and cheese were cheaper in March. Overall, food prices decreased by 4
Unexpectedly low inflation - a blow to the Swedish krona
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Unexpectedly low inflation - a blow to the Swedish krona

The krona is taking a real beating, and Swedish market interest rates are being pushed down after an unexpectedly low inflation figure for March. The Swedish Central Bank has plenty of room to wait, says Torbjörn Isaksson, chief analyst at Nordea, regarding the likelihood of interest-rate hikes due to inflation this year
Rising inflation in Sweden could trigger interest rate hikes
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Rising inflation in Sweden could trigger interest rate hikes

Inflation is clearly on the rise, and further interest-rate hikes risk destroying households' housing calculations. But the situation is difficult to assess, and experts do not agree
Government wants 15,000 summer jobs for young people
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Government wants 15,000 summer jobs for young people

The government is investing 250 million kronor in summer jobs for young people. The money is estimated to be enough for 15,000 jobs
Retail trade down 0.6 percent in February, durable goods down 0.9 percent
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Retail trade down 0.6 percent in February, durable goods down 0.9 percent

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