Sweden’s Producer Price Index (PPI) increased by 0.1% in July 2026 compared to June. Export prices rose 1.3%, import prices increased 2.4%, while domestic prices fell 1.1%. Year-on-year, PPI rose 6.4% (7.4% in June). The decline in domestic prices was primarily due to lower electricity trade prices, according to SCB. Export growth was driven by higher prices on refined petroleum products and paper/paper goods. Import price gains were led by rising oil prices and refined petroleum products. Excluding energy-related goods, PPI rose 3.5% annually. The domestic availability price index increased 0.7% monthly, with energy-related goods contributing 26% annual growth.
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