23.12.202507:23:57UTC+00Sweden Producer Prices Fall Sharply in November

In November 2025, producer prices in Sweden experienced a 1.4% decline compared to the previous year, reversing the 0.4% increase observed in October and marking the most significant decrease since June. Consumer goods saw a price reduction of 1.2%, following a 0.7% fall in October. Meanwhile, capital goods witnessed a sharper decline, dropping 1.5% compared to the previous 1.1% fall. Energy-related product growth slowed considerably, easing to 2.8% from October's 15.2%. Excluding energy-related products, producer prices fell by 2%, a slightly greater decrease than the 1.6% decline recorded in the preceding month. On a month-to-month basis, producer prices increased by 1.2%, representing the largest monthly rise since January, following a modest 0.4% gain in October. Domestically, prices climbed by 1.8%, propelled by higher costs in petroleum, machinery, metals, and vehicles. Additionally, import prices saw a 0.4% uptick, driven primarily by increases in petroleum, computers, and machinery.