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2010-02-05 - Service production index

Service production drops in December

Swedish service production decreased by 1.4 percent in volume and working day adjusted figures in December 2009 compared to December 2008. Service production for the fourth quarter increased by 1.0 percent in seasonally adjusted series compared to the third quarter. Read entire press release

2010-02-02 - Prices for newly produced dwellings

Greater Stockholm has most expensive newly built dwellings

Prices paid by investors for newly built dwellings were higher in 2008 compared to 2007 for multi-dwelling buildings and collectively built, one- or two-dwelling buildings. Read entire press release

2010-02-01 - Registered vehicles

New registrations of passenger cars and lorries in Sweden,January 2010

New registrations of passenger cars and lorries in Sweden,January 2010 Read entire press release

2010-01-29 - Labour cost index for wage earners and salaried employees in the private sector

Labour Cost Index (AKI) up 0.8 percent for both wage-earners and salaried employees

The Labour Cost Index (AKI) for the private sector in November 2009 was 103.2 for wage-earners and 104.5 for salaried employees. Compared to November 2008, labour costs have increased by 0.8 percent for wage-earners and 0.8 percent for salaried employees. Read entire press release

2010-01-29 - Financial Market Statistics

Household loans increasing quickly

The annual growth rate for lending to households from Monetary Financial Institutions (MFI) reached 9.3 percent in December 2009. MFIs include banks and housing credit institutions. The growth rate was 9.0 percent in November and the trend of increased growth in lending has gone on since June when the growth rate was 7.8 percent. Read entire press release

2010-01-28 - Turnover in the service sector

Retail trade increased in December

The retail trade sales volume increased by 4.5 percent in December compared to the same month of last year. Retail sales for consumables increased by 1.1 percent while retail sales for durables increased by 7.2 percent. The information above is working day adjusted. Read entire press release

2010-01-28 - Labour Force Survey (LFS)

The number of employed decreased by 67 000

In December 4 452 000 persons were employed, resulting in 67 000 fewer persons employed compared to December 2008. The number of unemployed increased by 108 000 persons, resulting in an unemployment rate of 8.6 percent. The number of hours worked amounted to 118.7 million a week on average. Read entire press release

2010-01-27 - Producer and import price index

Higher Swedish producer prices in December

Producer prices on the domestic market increased by 0.7 percent from November to December, while import and export prices decreased by 0.6 and 0.4 percent, respectively. Producer prices, that is, prices on the domestic and export markets together, increased by 0.2 percent. Read entire press release

2010-01-26 - Foreign trade - exports and imports of goods

Export of goods decreased in December

In December 2009, Swedish exports of goods amounted to SEK 82.3 billion, while imports of goods amounted to 77.3 billion. As a result, the net trade surplus was SEK 5.0 billion. Read entire press release

2010-01-25 - Name statistics

Alice and Lucas make number one in 2009

Alice is the new top name on the list of the most popular first names for girls during 2009 while Lucas stays in first place among the boys. Alice has never topped the list before but has been in the top ten most popular names for girls since 2005. Lucas was number one in 2006 and 2008, and has been in the top ten most common names for boys since 2000. Read entire press release

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