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The economy is gaining momentum – can stop interest rate cuts
Swedish economy shifted up during the fourth quarter. It can be yet another message that makes the Swedish Central Bank now apply the brakes for future interest rate cuts, according to analysts.
Swedish trade surplus highest since 2009
Sweden's trade surplus with the rest of the world increased to 15. 1 billion kronor in January, according to new figures from the Statistics Bureau.
It's becoming more expensive to bind mortgages
The mobile ones continue down. But now the fixed mortgage interest rates have turned up, show figures from the Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Highest Increase in Producer Prices since 2023
The Swedish producer prices (PPI) increased by 3. 5 percent in January compared to the same month last year.
She becomes the new Director-General of SCB
The Government has appointed Eva-Lo Ighe as Director-General and Head of the Statistics Sweden (SCB), according to a press release. .
Housing construction is declining
The construction of dwellings decreased by 2 percent in 2024, according to new figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB). During the year, the construction of 28,350 apartments was initiated, of which 22,600 were apartments in multi-dwelling buildings.
Ica: This is why food prices are rising again
Inflation rises unexpectedly much in January and an important reason is higher food prices. Now there is a concern that the increase will continue.
The population increased despite low birth rate
Despite the fact that the birth rate has not been so low in over 20 years, the population in Sweden increased last year. .
The slowdown in the increase of our average life expectancy
The increases in life expectancy that have been clear for a long time have stalled. Unhealthy food, overweight and sedentary lifestyle are believed to be behind it, but also the pandemic, according to an international study.
Thedéen is waiting after the new inflation figure
Increased prices of coffee, fish, and vegetables pushed up inflation in January. But it is unclear how it will affect future interest rate decisions.
Over 100,000 more unemployed in a year
In January, the number of unemployed rose to 592,000, according to statistics from SCB. It is an increase of 114,000 people compared to the same month the previous year.
The FI's appeal: Negotiate the mortgage rate
Now is the time to negotiate with the bank if you are not satisfied with your mortgage rate. The encouragement comes from the Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) after the banks' gross margin for floating-rate mortgages has increased further.
Decreased consumption in December
The Swedish households continue to hold on to their wallets. In December, household consumption decreased by 0.
Food prices are rising: "The government must wake up"
Inflation is rising and food prices are taking off again in January. It's a sign that the government is doing too little, according to Magdalena Andersson (S).
Economist: Don't Count on Lower Mortgage Interest Rates
Rising inflation and no interest rate cuts in sight from the Central Bank – what does it mean for your mortgage rate going forward? Don't count on interest rates going down much more, says Robert Boije, chief economist at SBAB. .
The Market: Maximum One Interest Rate Cut
The market received a cold shower from the unexpectedly high inflation figure for January. The krona strengthens, particularly against the euro.
Large Inflation Surge – May Erase Interest Rate Cut
Inflation according to the KPIF measure rose sharply to 2. 2 percent in January, according to preliminary figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase
Emissions of greenhouse gases in Sweden continue to increase, show figures from the Statistics Bureau. Combustion of diesel from car driving is a major culprit.
Better Sales in Retail Trade
Sales in retail trade increased in December by 2. 9 percent in volume, seasonally adjusted, according to figures from SCB.
So much has the mortgage rate fallen
Households' average interest rate on variable mortgages amounted to 3. 45 percent in December.
The Swedish economy ended 2024 stronger
Sweden's GDP increased by 0. 7 percent in December compared to the previous month, according to preliminary statistics from SCB.
The Coffee Price the Highest in 50 Years
The price of raw coffee is now the highest in 50 years and is expected to rise even more during the spring, according to [Sveriges Radio P4 Malmöhus](https://www. sverigesradio.
Smaller income disparities in the inflation year 2023
In the midst of burning inflation, income gaps decreased in 2023, new statistics show. Pensioners came out as winners.
Gold and green forests for green securities
At the turn of the year, the value of green Swedish securities was 892 billion kronor. It is close to a doubling in three years.
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