According to the recent data update on January 8, 2026, Sweden's Consumer Price Index at constant interest rates (CPIF) for December 2025 stands at 2.1%, marking a slight decline from the previous 2.3% observed in the same reference month. This year-over-year comparison reflects a marginal deceleration in inflation rates as calculated against December 2024.
The CPIF, an important economic indicator for assessing the inflationary trajectory while accounting for constant interest rates, highlights Sweden's current inflation landscape. The subtle decrease in the CPIF suggests ongoing efforts to stabilize inflation amidst global economic pressures, and may offer some relief to consumers sensitive to price changes.
This adjustment comes during a period of economic uncertainty, as policymakers globally continue to navigate fluctuating market conditions. Economists will be closely watching these figures to gauge the broader economic implications for Sweden and to refine fiscal strategies moving forward in 2026.
