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Sweden Consumer Prices (Jun.)

The pick-up in Swedish inflation in June was a bit larger than expected but it was driven mainly by energy effects and is not a game changer. And while core inflation also edged up from May, against a backdrop of falling resource utilisation, it is likely to remain stubbornly low over the coming years.

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