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Sweden’s inflation fell to 0.2% as energy prices dropped
Energy pulled the headline rate down from 0.7%. The explainer shows why falling inflation does not mean that household prices have fallen.
Sweden's preliminary CPI inflation rate fell to 0.2 percent in July from 0.7 percent in June. That number measures how the average price level changed over a year. It does not say that every household's bills became cheaper.
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