斯德哥尔摩指数升至2765.00点的近27年高点。在过去的4周里，瑞典股市指数（斯德哥尔摩30指数）上涨了4.6%，在过去的12个月里上涨了12.41%。

Stockholm increased to a near 27-year high of 2765.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, Sweden Stock Market Index (Stockholm 30) gained 4.6%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 12.41%.

瑞典银行2025年2月的制造业采购经理人指数从上个月修订后的53.1上升至53.5。这标志着自去年11月以来的最高读数，生产分项指数（53.8比1月的52.3）对PMI的上升贡献最大。交货时间（52.8比51.3）、订单量（54.8比54.4）和就业率（54.7比54.5）也有所增加。然而，库存采购的增加（52.3比49.3）对PMI造成了压力，部分抵消了整体增长。与此同时，尽管该指数在本月有所下降（63.8对64.4），但制造业公司的生产计划仍然乐观。在价格方面，由于全球经济疲软和克朗走强，供应商原材料和投入价格指数连续第二个月降至四个月低点（52.4比54.2）。

The Swedbank Manufacturing PMI for Sweden increased to 53.5 in February 2025, up from a revised 53.1 in the previous month. This marked the highest reading since November last year, with the production sub-index (53.8 vs 52.3 in January) accounting for the largest positive contribution to the rise in the PMI. Increases were also observed in delivery times (52.8 vs 51.3), order intake (54.8 vs 54.4), and employment (54.7 vs 54.5). However, rising inventory purchases (52.3 vs 49.3) weighed on the PMI, partially offsetting the overall increase. Meanwhile, manufacturing companies' production plans remained optimistic, even though the index fell during the month (63.8 vs 64.4). Regarding prices, the index for suppliers' raw and input prices decreased for the second consecutive month to a four-month low (52.4 vs 54.2), amid a sluggish global economy and the strengthening of the krona.

瑞典制造业采购经理人指数（月环比）：53.5（2月）vs 52.9。瑞典制造业采购经理人指数（月环比）：53.5（2月）vs 52.9

Sweden Purchasing Managers Index Manufacturing (MoM): 53.5 (February) vs 52.9.Sweden Purchasing Managers Index Manufacturing (MoM): 53.5 (February) vs 52.9

2024年第四季度，瑞典经济环比增长0.8%，高于最初估计的0.2%，并从第三季度的0.6%加速增长。这标志着自2022年第二季度以来最强劲的增长，主要受净贸易的推动，商品出口增长0.7%（第三季度为0.9%），而进口下降0.5%（第三季为-1.8%）。固定投资大幅反弹，在上一季度停滞不前后增长1.8%，而家庭消费也有所回升（0.7%对0.2%）。然而，政府支出增长放缓（0.1%对0.4%），库存变化拖累GDP下降0.6个百分点，主要原因是工业库存下降。按年度计算，GDP增长2.4%，为2022年第三季度以来的最快增速。全年，瑞典经济增长了1%。

Sweden’s economy grew 0.8% quarter-on-quarter in Q4 2024, revised up from an initial estimate of 0.2%, and accelerated from 0.6% in Q3. This marks the strongest expansion since Q2 2022, driven primarily by net trade, as goods exports rose 0.7% (vs. 0.9% in Q3), while imports fell 0.5% (vs. -1.8%). Fixed investments sharply rebounded, rising 1.8% after stagnating in the previous quarter, while household consumption also picked up (0.7% vs. 0.2%). However, government spending growth slowed (0.1% vs. 0.4%), and changes in inventories dragged GDP down by 0.6 percentage points, mainly due to a decline in industrial inventories. On a yearly basis, GDP grew 2.4%, the fastest since Q3 2022. For the full year, the Swedish economy expanded 1%.