Sweden Consumer Confidence

Sweden's household confidence indicator fell to 96.1 in November 2025, from a nine-month high of 96.8 in the previous month. Households’ views of their own finances over the past year stalled after turning positive at 2 in October, while expectations for their financial situation over the next twelve months weakened to 10 from 16. Meanwhile, households’ assessment of the broader economy over the last twelve months was less pessimistic (-23 vs -32), as were their expectations for the economy in the year ahead (-1 vs -5). Job insecurity also eased notably, with fewer respondents expecting higher unemployment (14 vs 21), while attitudes toward major purchases in the coming year were unchanged (-16). Inflation expectations for the coming year rose to 7.1% in October from 6.7% in the prior month, while mortgage rate expectations edged higher to 3.5% from 3.4%.