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Sweden Inflation Rate — 2026 CPI Data, Trend & Outlook

Sweden's inflation rate was 0.31% in August 2026, up from 0.18% the previous month. A year earlier it stood at 1.05%.

Sweden's inflation rate was 0.31% in August 2026, up from 0.18% the previous month. A year earlier it stood at 1.05%.

Sweden's inflation rate stands at 0.31% as of August 2026. The inflation rate currently sits at 0.31% (up from 0.18% in the prior month). Across the tracked window it has ranged between -0.36% and 12.34%, and is 0.75% lower than a year ago.

The trend

Among the 193 economies tracked on this platform, Sweden ranks #173 on inflation rate by latest value. It rose from 0.18% in the previous month, and compares with a year-earlier 1.05%.

What's driving it

Inflation is shaped by energy and food prices, the exchange rate, wage growth and the stance of monetary policy; central banks lift interest rates to cool it and ease when it falls back toward target.

Recent readings

PeriodInflation rate
Aug 20260.31%
Jul 20260.18%
Jun 20260.68%
May 20260.78%
Apr 2026-0.15%
Mar 20260.55%
Feb 20260.49%
Jan 20260.46%

Data: Source: OECD (terms permit extract/distribute, incl. commercial, with citation). Figures carry an effective date; confirm with the source before relying on them.

Frequently asked questions

What Is the Inflation Rate in Sweden Right Now (2026)?

Sweden's inflation rate was 0.31% in August 2026, up from 0.18% the previous month. A year earlier it stood at 1.05%.

Is the inflation rate rising or falling in Sweden?

It rose in the latest reading — 0.31% in August 2026 versus 0.18% a month earlier. Year on year it is lower.

What is inflation rate?

It measures how fast consumer prices are rising, measured by the consumer price index (CPI).

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Written by Sandeep Kumar Chaudhary, Data Desk. Source: OECD (terms permit extract/distribute, incl. commercial, with citation). Figures may be revised — information only, not financial advice.