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Swedish CPIF inflation soars to 1.5 percent in September, first snowfall of the season expected this week – and centre-left parties agree on halting teen deportations. Here's the latest news.

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Inflation according to the CPIF measure rose to 1.5 percent in September, according to new preliminary figures from Statistics Sweden.

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The inflation rate, measured as CPIF, was 1.5 percent in September, according to Statistics Sweden's flash survey. This was more than twice as high as in August – but exactly as expected in Infront's compilation and the Riksbank's latest forecast.

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According to Statistics Sweden's preliminary figures, inflation rose to 1.5 percent in September, which is in line with expectations and affects the Riksbank's target.

Inflation according to the CPIF measure rose sharply to 1.5 percent in September, up from 0.7 in August, according to new preliminary figures from Statistics Sweden. However, if energy prices are excluded, there was no increase at all. The more than doubled CPIF inflation was in line with expectations. The effects of mortgage interest rates have been excluded in the CPIF measure, and it is this measure that the Riksbank bases its inflation targe…

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