In December 2025, Sweden's CPIF (Consumer Price Index with Fixed Interest Rate), excluding energy, held steady at 2.30%, mirroring the figure from November 2025. This stability marks a year-over-year comparison for the month of December, linking back to the same period in 2024, as updated on January 15, 2026.
The data reflects consistency in Sweden's inflation landscape when energy prices are excluded, suggesting that underlying price pressures remain well-anchored despite potential volatility in energy markets. The unchanged indicator highlights a balance in other sectors that collectively factor into the CPIF measure.
The steady figure could indicate that the Swedish economy is maintaining a controlled state of growth in its core inflation, offering reassurance to policymakers and investors. As markets consolidate these figures, the implications for interest rates and economic policy are likely to be closely scrutinized in the coming months. The continuity of this indicator will be pivotal in informing forecasts and strategic economic planning for Sweden as it navigates the challenges and opportunities that define the economic landscape in 2026.
