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Sweden government reference data

8 series, each cited to the official source it was verified against. Currency SEK.

SeriesCurrentIn force fromOfficial sourceLast verified
Policy interest rate (styrräntan) 1.75 percent 2025-10-01 Sveriges Riksbank, official SWEA statistics API, series SECBREPOEFF 'P 2026-07-22
Value added tax (mervärdesskatt, 'moms') — standard rate 25 percent 1990-07-01 Mervärdesskattelag (2023:200), 9 kap. 2 §: 'Skatt enligt denna lag tas 2026-07-22
National minimum wage structured — see the API 2024-11-15 Medlingsinstitutet (the Swedish National Mediation Office — the state 2026-07-22
Public holidays (free) 26 days held 2026-01-01 Lag (1989:253) om allmänna helgdagar, 1 § and 2 §, as amended by SFS 2 2026-07-30
Consumer price inflation (KPI, year-on-year) 0.7 percent 2026-06-01 Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB), statistiknyhet 'Inflationstakten enlig 2026-07-22
Corporate income tax (statlig inkomstskatt för juridiska personer / bolagsskatt) 20.6 percent 2021-01-01 Inkomstskattelag (1999:1229), 65 kap. 10 § (statlig inkomstskatt för j 2026-07-22
Personal income tax (statlig inkomstskatt på förvärvsinkomster) 2 entries — see the API for the full schedule 2026-01-01 Inkomstskattelag (1999:1229), 65 kap. (statlig inkomstskatt på förvärv 2026-07-22
Riksbank SEK exchange rates 4 entries — see the API for the full schedule 2026-07-30 Sveriges Riksbank — SEK exchange rates (Swea API), fix of 2026-07-30 2026-07-30

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# Any series ($0.001 per call, x402 on Base — no key, no signup)
curl https://euroref.dev/v1/se/policy-rate

# Provenance: the fingerprint of every source cited above
curl https://euroref.dev/provenance/se/policy-rate

What makes this different

Every value above names the official instrument it came from and the date it takes effect, and we record when we last checked it. Where a value could not be verified against its own statute we do not publish an estimate — the series is simply absent. Where a question falls outside what we hold, the API refuses and explains, free of charge, rather than returning a number that looks right.