Sweden just dropped their November inflation numbers, and there's literally zero surprise here. The CPIF (Consumer Price Index with Fixed Interest Rate) came in at 2.3% year-over-year, matching both the previous month and analyst expectations perfectly.

This kind of stability might seem boring, but it's actually significant for macro watchers. When inflation holds steady right at forecast levels, it gives the Riksbank (Sweden's central bank) less reason to mess with rates aggressively. For risk assets like crypto, stable inflation in developed economies usually means less volatility from sudden policy shifts.

No drama, no surprises—just consistent 2.3% inflation doing its thing.