Sweden's November retail sales came over expectations. Following the strong existing readings in recent months, the retail sales climbed further in this month.
There is a rise of 0.4% in the retail sales over the month and of 5.2% over the year. Durable goods sales rose 7.5%, while non durable goods went up by 2%. Today's figures from Statistics Sweden confirm the view that we are in the midst of a booming domestic economy.
"The year-on-year figure for import prices for consumption goods rose to 3.4% from 2.9% in October. However, the uptick in import prices is probably temporary and the year-on-year figure will most likely decline going forward", says Nordea in a research note.


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