The Swedish CPIF Ex Energy measurement has shown no movement for two consecutive months, according to the latest data released on April 11, 2025. This index, which tracks the Consumer Price Index with Fixed Interest Rate excluding energy costs, recorded a 0.00% change on a month-over-month basis for both February and March of 2025.
The stagnation of the CPIF Ex Energy index highlights a period of price stability in the non-energy sectors of Sweden's economy. This flatlining, following a similar 0.00% change in February, suggests that inflationary pressures within the country may be subdued at least in areas outside of energy, offering a mixed picture as energy prices remain a significant influencer of overall inflation dynamics.
Economists and policymakers will likely keep a close watch on these trends to determine if the current stability persists or if other economic factors will create fluctuations in the coming months. This data is crucial as it assists in shaping monetary policy and economic forecasts for the region.
