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Sweden Leading Economic Index

Price

99.3 index Points

5/1/2026

Change +/-

+0.1 index Points

Percentage Change

+0.1 %

The current value of the Leading Economic Index in Sweden is 99.3 index Points. The Leading Economic Index in Sweden increased to 99.3 index Points on 5/1/2026, after it was 99.2 index Points on 4/1/2026. From 7/1/1996 to 5/1/2026, the average GDP in Sweden was 100 index Points. The all-time high was reached on 10/1/2021 with 122.8 index Points, while the lowest value was recorded on 4/1/2020 with 60.7 index Points.

Source: National Institute of Economic Research (NIER)

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Leading Economic Index — History
Date	Value
5/1/2026	99.3 index Points
4/1/2026	99.2 index Points
3/1/2026	99.8 index Points
2/1/2026	99.5 index Points
1/1/2026	102.6 index Points
12/1/2025	103.2 index Points
11/1/2025	101.4 index Points
10/1/2025	100.9 index Points
9/1/2025	97.6 index Points
8/1/2025	96.5 index Points
7/1/2025	94.6 index Points
6/1/2025	93.3 index Points
5/1/2025	95.5 index Points
4/1/2025	94.6 index Points
3/1/2025	94.9 index Points
2/1/2025	96.4 index Points
1/1/2025	95.7 index Points
12/1/2024	96 index Points
11/1/2024	96.8 index Points
10/1/2024	93.8 index Points
9/1/2024	94.8 index Points
8/1/2024	94.5 index Points
7/1/2024	94.9 index Points
6/1/2024	96.2 index Points
5/1/2024	93.8 index Points
4/1/2024	94.2 index Points
3/1/2024	92.7 index Points
2/1/2024	90.7 index Points
1/1/2024	90.2 index Points
12/1/2023	84.8 index Points
11/1/2023	86.2 index Points
10/1/2023	87.1 index Points
9/1/2023	87.2 index Points
8/1/2023	85.6 index Points
7/1/2023	87.3 index Points
6/1/2023	88.9 index Points
5/1/2023	88.9 index Points
4/1/2023	86.6 index Points
3/1/2023	89.2 index Points
2/1/2023	88.7 index Points
1/1/2023	86.9 index Points
12/1/2022	89.4 index Points
11/1/2022	89.7 index Points
10/1/2022	90.3 index Points
9/1/2022	95.1 index Points
8/1/2022	99.7 index Points
7/1/2022	103.7 index Points
6/1/2022	105.5 index Points
5/1/2022	110.8 index Points
4/1/2022	111.1 index Points
3/1/2022	113.3 index Points
2/1/2022	115.8 index Points
1/1/2022	114.7 index Points
12/1/2021	120.6 index Points
11/1/2021	121 index Points
10/1/2021	122.8 index Points
9/1/2021	120.3 index Points
8/1/2021	120.4 index Points
7/1/2021	121.3 index Points
6/1/2021	117.5 index Points
5/1/2021	117.2 index Points
4/1/2021	112.9 index Points
3/1/2021	106 index Points
2/1/2021	104.7 index Points
1/1/2021	102.8 index Points
12/1/2020	97 index Points
11/1/2020	97.8 index Points
10/1/2020	95.7 index Points
9/1/2020	94.8 index Points
8/1/2020	87.7 index Points
7/1/2020	84.6 index Points
6/1/2020	75.6 index Points
5/1/2020	63.9 index Points
4/1/2020	60.7 index Points
3/1/2020	94.1 index Points
2/1/2020	99.3 index Points
1/1/2020	97.4 index Points
12/1/2019	93.9 index Points
11/1/2019	94.8 index Points
10/1/2019	93.8 index Points
9/1/2019	94 index Points
8/1/2019	95.7 index Points
7/1/2019	98.5 index Points
6/1/2019	101.2 index Points
5/1/2019	102 index Points
4/1/2019	105.1 index Points
3/1/2019	103.4 index Points
2/1/2019	103.3 index Points
1/1/2019	102.1 index Points
12/1/2018	106.4 index Points
11/1/2018	106.2 index Points
10/1/2018	107.4 index Points
9/1/2018	110.7 index Points
8/1/2018	111.3 index Points
7/1/2018	110.8 index Points
6/1/2018	111.1 index Points
5/1/2018	111.1 index Points
4/1/2018	111.3 index Points
3/1/2018	110 index Points
2/1/2018	109.7 index Points
1/1/2018	109.4 index Points
12/1/2017	110.5 index Points
11/1/2017	112.5 index Points
10/1/2017	112.1 index Points
9/1/2017	113.2 index Points
8/1/2017	110.2 index Points
7/1/2017	111.8 index Points
6/1/2017	112.5 index Points
5/1/2017	112.5 index Points
4/1/2017	111.6 index Points
3/1/2017	108.7 index Points
2/1/2017	109.6 index Points
1/1/2017	109.7 index Points
12/1/2016	111 index Points
11/1/2016	107.3 index Points
10/1/2016	105.2 index Points
9/1/2016	104.2 index Points
8/1/2016	101.6 index Points
7/1/2016	102.9 index Points
6/1/2016	103.3 index Points
5/1/2016	102.9 index Points
4/1/2016	103.4 index Points
3/1/2016	105.7 index Points
2/1/2016	105.9 index Points
1/1/2016	108.5 index Points
12/1/2015	106 index Points
11/1/2015	104.6 index Points
10/1/2015	106.3 index Points
9/1/2015	106.8 index Points
8/1/2015	105.3 index Points
7/1/2015	103.8 index Points
6/1/2015	102.9 index Points
5/1/2015	103.3 index Points
4/1/2015	99.7 index Points
3/1/2015	101.1 index Points
2/1/2015	101.8 index Points
1/1/2015	101.9 index Points
12/1/2014	102.2 index Points
11/1/2014	101.7 index Points
10/1/2014	102.6 index Points
9/1/2014	102.1 index Points
8/1/2014	103.8 index Points
7/1/2014	102.3 index Points
6/1/2014	102.4 index Points
5/1/2014	100.6 index Points
4/1/2014	103.2 index Points
3/1/2014	101.3 index Points
2/1/2014	101.4 index Points
1/1/2014	103.8 index Points
12/1/2013	102.5 index Points
11/1/2013	102.7 index Points
10/1/2013	99.8 index Points
9/1/2013	99.1 index Points
8/1/2013	97.9 index Points
7/1/2013	97.1 index Points
6/1/2013	95.5 index Points
5/1/2013	92.7 index Points
4/1/2013	92.8 index Points
3/1/2013	94.2 index Points
2/1/2013	92.9 index Points
1/1/2013	87.3 index Points
12/1/2012	87.2 index Points
11/1/2012	85.3 index Points
10/1/2012	90.9 index Points
9/1/2012	95 index Points
8/1/2012	94.7 index Points
7/1/2012	94.6 index Points
6/1/2012	96.4 index Points
5/1/2012	99.1 index Points
4/1/2012	100.7 index Points
3/1/2012	99.5 index Points
2/1/2012	91.9 index Points
1/1/2012	90.7 index Points
12/1/2011	93.7 index Points
11/1/2011	94.9 index Points
10/1/2011	96 index Points
9/1/2011	96.6 index Points
8/1/2011	98.6 index Points
7/1/2011	102.7 index Points
6/1/2011	108.5 index Points
5/1/2011	110.8 index Points
4/1/2011	109.3 index Points
3/1/2011	112.4 index Points
2/1/2011	116.2 index Points
1/1/2011	116.1 index Points
12/1/2010	114.4 index Points
11/1/2010	116.6 index Points
10/1/2010	113.6 index Points
9/1/2010	115.8 index Points
8/1/2010	110.9 index Points
7/1/2010	109.8 index Points
6/1/2010	110.6 index Points
5/1/2010	108.8 index Points
4/1/2010	103.5 index Points
3/1/2010	104.6 index Points
2/1/2010	105.8 index Points
1/1/2010	102.2 index Points
12/1/2009	102.1 index Points
11/1/2009	96.7 index Points
10/1/2009	93.9 index Points
9/1/2009	88.2 index Points
8/1/2009	86.7 index Points
7/1/2009	83.1 index Points
6/1/2009	75.9 index Points
5/1/2009	74 index Points
4/1/2009	69 index Points
3/1/2009	68.8 index Points
2/1/2009	72.6 index Points
1/1/2009	73.3 index Points
12/1/2008	71.3 index Points
11/1/2008	74.4 index Points
10/1/2008	82.7 index Points
9/1/2008	88.7 index Points
8/1/2008	87.5 index Points
7/1/2008	89.6 index Points
6/1/2008	94.3 index Points
5/1/2008	96.8 index Points
4/1/2008	102.9 index Points
3/1/2008	103.6 index Points
2/1/2008	101.3 index Points
1/1/2008	103.7 index Points
12/1/2007	107.6 index Points
11/1/2007	107.5 index Points
10/1/2007	108.7 index Points
9/1/2007	107.5 index Points
8/1/2007	110.5 index Points
7/1/2007	113.2 index Points
6/1/2007	113.6 index Points
5/1/2007	112.6 index Points
4/1/2007	114.8 index Points
3/1/2007	110.9 index Points
2/1/2007	111.4 index Points
1/1/2007	110.8 index Points
12/1/2006	110.7 index Points
11/1/2006	112.4 index Points
10/1/2006	110.3 index Points
9/1/2006	108.7 index Points
8/1/2006	107.7 index Points
7/1/2006	106.4 index Points
6/1/2006	108.8 index Points
5/1/2006	107.9 index Points
4/1/2006	108.6 index Points
3/1/2006	108 index Points
2/1/2006	110.3 index Points
1/1/2006	109.3 index Points
12/1/2005	106.3 index Points
11/1/2005	104.8 index Points
10/1/2005	104.2 index Points
9/1/2005	102.3 index Points
8/1/2005	100.2 index Points
7/1/2005	99.2 index Points
6/1/2005	100.8 index Points
5/1/2005	98.5 index Points
4/1/2005	98.7 index Points
3/1/2005	102.6 index Points
2/1/2005	103.3 index Points
1/1/2005	104.8 index Points
12/1/2004	102.1 index Points
11/1/2004	103.9 index Points
10/1/2004	103.8 index Points
9/1/2004	107.3 index Points
8/1/2004	104.6 index Points
7/1/2004	101.9 index Points
6/1/2004	101.6 index Points
5/1/2004	100.2 index Points
4/1/2004	98.9 index Points
3/1/2004	95.5 index Points
2/1/2004	95.4 index Points
1/1/2004	93.3 index Points
12/1/2003	93.7 index Points
11/1/2003	89.9 index Points
10/1/2003	90.5 index Points
9/1/2003	89.7 index Points
8/1/2003	89 index Points
7/1/2003	85.8 index Points
6/1/2003	86.8 index Points
5/1/2003	89.9 index Points
4/1/2003	87.8 index Points
3/1/2003	91.4 index Points
2/1/2003	94.5 index Points
1/1/2003	88.5 index Points
12/1/2002	90.9 index Points
11/1/2002	89.1 index Points
10/1/2002	87.6 index Points
9/1/2002	92.2 index Points
8/1/2002	91.1 index Points
7/1/2002	93.1 index Points
6/1/2002	95.5 index Points
5/1/2002	91.8 index Points
4/1/2002	93.9 index Points
3/1/2002	94.4 index Points
2/1/2002	91.4 index Points
1/1/2002	91.3 index Points
12/1/2001	90.2 index Points
11/1/2001	88.3 index Points
10/1/2001	86 index Points
9/1/2001	86 index Points
8/1/2001	84.5 index Points
7/1/2001	84.3 index Points
6/1/2001	88.4 index Points
5/1/2001	90.8 index Points
4/1/2001	93.4 index Points
3/1/2001	95 index Points
2/1/2001	97.2 index Points
1/1/2001	100.7 index Points
12/1/2000	104.3 index Points
11/1/2000	109.2 index Points
10/1/2000	110.7 index Points
9/1/2000	110.7 index Points
8/1/2000	113.3 index Points
7/1/2000	114.5 index Points
6/1/2000	113.6 index Points
5/1/2000	113.6 index Points
4/1/2000	114.8 index Points
3/1/2000	115.1 index Points
2/1/2000	113.1 index Points
1/1/2000	111.9 index Points
12/1/1999	110.3 index Points
11/1/1999	108.5 index Points
10/1/1999	106.7 index Points
9/1/1999	108.1 index Points
8/1/1999	106.7 index Points
7/1/1999	103.3 index Points
6/1/1999	103.3 index Points
5/1/1999	101.9 index Points
4/1/1999	96.7 index Points
3/1/1999	95.3 index Points
2/1/1999	95.4 index Points
1/1/1999	95.3 index Points
12/1/1998	97.2 index Points
11/1/1998	98.8 index Points
10/1/1998	100.1 index Points
9/1/1998	101.2 index Points
8/1/1998	101.5 index Points
7/1/1998	105.6 index Points
6/1/1998	106.6 index Points
5/1/1998	105.2 index Points
4/1/1998	103.1 index Points
3/1/1998	104.9 index Points
2/1/1998	104.7 index Points
1/1/1998	106.9 index Points
12/1/1997	105.6 index Points
11/1/1997	104.4 index Points
10/1/1997	104.8 index Points
9/1/1997	102.6 index Points
8/1/1997	99.5 index Points
7/1/1997	99.1 index Points
6/1/1997	96.8 index Points
5/1/1997	95.6 index Points
4/1/1997	96.9 index Points
3/1/1997	96.6 index Points
2/1/1997	94.1 index Points
1/1/1997	94 index Points
12/1/1996	91.8 index Points
11/1/1996	92.3 index Points
10/1/1996	91.7 index Points
9/1/1996	89.4 index Points
8/1/1996	88.3 index Points
7/1/1996	86.3 index Points

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Leading Economic Index Sweden — FAQ

What is the current Leading Economic Index in Sweden?

The current Leading Economic Index in Sweden is 99.3 index Points as of 5/1/2026.

How has the Leading Economic Index in Sweden changed recently?

The Leading Economic Index in Sweden increased from 99.2 index Points (4/1/2026) to 99.3 index Points (5/1/2026).

What is the all-time high for Leading Economic Index in Sweden?

The all-time high for Leading Economic Index in Sweden was 122.8 index Points, recorded on 10/1/2021.

What is the all-time low for Leading Economic Index in Sweden?

The all-time low for Leading Economic Index in Sweden was 60.7 index Points, recorded on 4/1/2020.

What is the historical average of Leading Economic Index in Sweden?

The historical average of Leading Economic Index in Sweden is 100 index Points, calculated over the period from 7/1/1996 to 5/1/2026.

Where does the Leading Economic Index data for Sweden come from?

The Leading Economic Index data for Sweden is sourced from National Institute of Economic Research (NIER) and published on Eulerpool.

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Sweden

Continent

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Highest Value

122.8

Lowest Value

60.7

Average Value

100

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