Sweden's producer prices rose 0.1% in July compared with June, matching the prior month's increase, official data showed.
On an annual basis, the producer price index climbed 6.4% in July, down from a 7.4% gain in June. The figures reflect continued but moderating cost pressures in the Nordic economy.
The data, published by Statistics Sweden, follows a period of elevated producer price inflation that has weighed on manufacturing margins and consumer price dynamics across the region. The monthly trend suggests a stabilization in input costs, though the year-over-year rate remains elevated compared with pre-2022 levels.
The report was released on August 26, 2026, at 03:02 UTC.
