Producer prices rose 2.4 percent in January but fell 2.0 percent compared with January 2025
Producer prices rose by 2.4 percent in January compared with the previous month, according to Statistics Sweden (SCB).
BusinessProducer prices rose by 2.4 percent in January compared with the previous month, according to Statistics Sweden (SCB).
BusinessAlmost three times as many Swedes feel "seriously poor" today as they did four years ago. The timber economist points to inflation. The sociology professor blames eroded benefits. "We have been leading internationally, but now we are a mediocre welfare society," says Tapio Salonen.
BusinessPackage holidays, car rentals and dental care contributed to pushing down inflation in January, figures from Statistics Sweden (SCB) show. If this trend continues downward, an interest rate cut from the Swedish Central Bank may be relevant, says Alexandra Stråberg, chief economist at Länsförsäkringar.
BusinessYoung people in cities stay with their parents longer than those elsewhere. Women leave home at a younger age than men, Statistics Sweden says in a new report.
SwedenDespite falling prices for gasoline and diesel, an electric car is still the cheapest vehicle to drive, according to the fuel analysis for 2025 by the industry organization Mobility Sweden.
CarsUnemployment in Sweden decreased to 8.7 percent in January, according to Statistics Sweden's (SCB) seasonally adjusted and smoothed figures.
BusinessAdoptions to Sweden from abroad have decreased sharply since the turn of the millennium. The number of children adopted is now fewer than 100 a year, according to Statistics Sweden.
SwedenInflation in Norway unexpectedly rose to 3.6 percent in January, preliminary figures show.
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