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Food, electricity and transport fuels. Common for these is that they are all pushing up inflation, which rose in april.
the rate of Inflation, the annual rates of change according to the measure of the CPIF, rose in april to 2.0 per cent, up from 1.8 per cent in march, according to Statistics sweden (SCB).
has risen by 8.6 per cent in a year. Even the electricity has drawn in the way, plus 7.8%. The interest rates for those who own their own homes has also risen about as much in cost.
But mostly, the force of the weight in the households ' aggregate expenditure, contributes to rising food prices to inflation. The food has been on a year became 2.9 per cent more expensive. Above all, have the vegetables run riot in the price, up to ten per cent.
IN the CPIF, that is the measure used for the Riksbank's inflation target, the effects of changes in mortgage rates borträknade.
according to the measure of the CPI, amounted in april to 2.1 per cent, compared with 1.9 per cent the month before. A further measure that the Riksbank uses in order to behold the underlying rate of inflation, price trends excluding energy prices. Then step the rate of inflation from 1.5% to 1.6%, which is in line with the Riksbank's own inflation forecast, which in turn is the basis for the bank's plans for the upcoming rate hike, towards the end of the year or early next year.
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