Sweden's Producer Price Inflation Jumps to 11.2%, Highest Since January 2023
Statistics Sweden reports annual producer price inflation rose to 11.2% in September from 6.8% in August, with import and export prices also accelerating.
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what happened
Statistics Sweden said on Monday that producer price inflation reached 11.2% year on year in September, up from 6.8% in August. That is the highest level since January 2023. Price statistician Carl Mårtensson said that on a monthly basis producer prices rose 3.4%, the strongest monthly gain since March 2022.
Excluding energy-related goods, producer prices were up 6.2% from a year earlier. Refined petroleum and electricity prices rose across all markets in September. Import price inflation accelerated to 15.5% from 9.5%, while export prices climbed 12.4% after a 6.8% rise in August.
why it matters
The sharp rise in producer prices points to cost pressure in Sweden's economy and raises the chance that inflation reaches consumer prices faster. Markets may need to reassess expectations for Riksbank policy, which could weigh on the krona. Energy remains the main driver, so fuel and electricity price moves will matter for the next reading.
market impact
Krona and Swedish bonds: a stronger inflation signal may pressure rate expectations
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- Sweden Producer Price Inflation Rises To 11.2% — TradingView, 26 October 2026 at 09:36 UTC
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