Sweden CPI measures how fast consumer prices are rising year-on-year, the key inflation gauge the Riksbank watches when setting interest rates.
Actual
10.6%
Forecast
10.8%
Previous
12%
Sweden Inflation Rate (CPI) for Mar came in at 10.6% versus 10.8% expected (previous 12%), below forecast, which was negative for the SEK.
What it meant for the SEK
The actual landed below the 10.8% forecast (0.2 below expectations). A reading above forecast is generally bullish for the SEK, and below forecast bearish. On this release the read was negative for the SEK.
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