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Households continue to borrow more
Household lending increased by 1. 0 percent in September compared to the same month last year, according to the Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Strong increase in Swedish climate emissions
Emissions of greenhouse gases from the Swedish economy are increasing sharply. Increased use of fossil diesel is an important reason.
Statistics Sweden: Restrained Labour Market
In September, unemployment stood at 8. 2 percent, corresponding to 468,000 unemployed, according to statistics from SCB.
More Expensive Chocolate but Cheaper Tomatoes
Food prices became slightly more expensive in September, according to fresh figures from SCB. A somewhat unexpected development.
Inflation falls to 1.1 percent
Inflation fell in September to 1. 1 percent according to the KPIF measure, reports the Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Europe's Engine Stutters – This Is How It Affects Sweden
It is Sweden's most important trading partner and an economic engine for Europe. But Germany's economy is stagnant – which increases the risks for Swedish industry.
Thedéen hesitates about double rate cut
Many assessors and market players believe that there will be a double rate cut of the Swedish Central Bank's interest rate in November. But the Swedish Central Bank's governor Erik Thedéen does not want to put his foot down two weeks before the announcement.
Households Consume More
Household consumption increased by 0. 8 percent in August compared to the previous month, according to figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Swedish economy picked up speed in August
Swedish economy picked up speed in August, according to preliminary figures. GDP (gross domestic product) grew by 1.
Lowest Inflation in Almost Five Years
Inflation fell to 1. 1 per cent in September according to preliminary figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB).
New inflation figure expected to surpass the old one
The new rapid inflation figure – which the Statistics Sweden (SCB) will start reporting tomorrow – will knock out the ordinary inflation figure as the important one, experts believe. I think the market reaction will come in conjunction with rapid-CPI, says major bank SEB's inflation expert Olle Holmgren.
Highest Rent Increases Since 1993
The average rent increase for tenants in rental apartments landed at 5. 0 percent this year, according to new figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Increased sales in retail trade
Sales in retail trade increased by 0. 4 percent in August compared to July, measured in volume, according to seasonally adjusted figures from the Statistics Bureau.
Households' Mortgage Interest Rates Fall
Lending to households increased by 0. 9 percent in August compared to the same month last year, according to new figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB).
Producer Prices Turn Upwards
Producer prices rose by 0. 6 percent in August compared to the previous month, according to the Statistics Sweden (SCB).
The Norwegians are back – border trade is on the rise
Trade in Swedish border municipalities is increasing, according to fresh figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB). The decline during the pandemic has now been recovered, and the increase can be seen in both the north and south, according to SCB.
Economists see glimmers of hope on the labor market
Unemployment is stagnant, new figures show. And employment is increasing.
Despite Food Price Promises – Worse Profitability
Despite the significant price increases on store shelves during the inflation shock of 2022 and 2023, profitability in the food industry has not increased, according to an analysis by Statistics Sweden (SCB). Within daily goods retail – i.
Building costs are falling
The building cost index for multi-dwelling buildings fell by 0. 1 percent in August compared to the previous month, according to the Statistics Sweden (SCB).
H&M Tops Stockholm Stock Exchange
The Stockholm Stock Exchange is rising on Thursday. The broad index is trading just before 3:00 pm at a plus of 1 percent.
These are the words that explain inflation
The downward trend of inflation – and household hopes for lower interest rates – still dominate the economic news. Here is the key to understanding better:.
Alfa Laval tops the Stockholm Stock Exchange
The Stockholm stock exchange rose significantly on Thursday. The broad OMXS index closed at plus 1.
Inflation is raging - "a signal to the Central Bank"
Inflation fell more than expected in August, largely due to lower energy prices. This paves the way for a series of interest rate cuts from the Swedish Central Bank.
The Swedish Central Bank can move faster
Swedish economy shrinks and inflation is expected to fall even further below target when new inflation figures are presented on Thursday. The Swedish Central Bank could move faster, says Albin Kainelainen, Director-General of the National Institute of Economic Research (KI).
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