Inflation in Sweden? Blame (also) on Beyoncé. here because

Ale’inflation, is above all in the middle Beyonce’s hand. they are sure of SwedenAccording to a British newspaper report Guardian, Where in May the goods and services definitely became more expensive as compared to the same month of 2022. Michael Grahn, Sweden’s chief economist at Danske Bank, is convinced that the Queen B concert in Stockholm is also the first of various triggers. Phase of the ‘Renaissance Journey’. Indeed, in the Scandinavian Peninsula, in Italy and in the rest of the world, there is galloping inflation, which – in the simplest possible way – occurs when one long term growth

With a decrease in the value and purchasing power of the currency over time, the prices of goods and services (selected through a basket symbolizing the expenditure of various households or citizens) in comparison to the past. In a ‘tweet’ posted on Twitter, Grahan It was told how the Queen of Pop’s double event on May 10 and 11 caused the price of hotels, restaurants and accommodation facilities to increase by 0.2 or 0.3 percentage points. The number of spectators reached 46,000 during the first and second concerts, many of whom were unable to afford a stay in Stockholm due to skyrocketing prices. Many of them came from the United States, and also took advantage of the favorable exchange rate between the dollar and the Swedish krona. The event should still be attenuated accordingly Grahan, And the inflationary cycle should subside in late June. But there are already people who are sounding the alarm: Bruce Springsteen has three dates scheduled in Gothenburg for the end of the month. Generally, a few international ‘big’ players in music are always able to transform the economy of a city, an entire region or even a country, as has already been seen throughout history. just think again Guardian, The turnover of the Fab Four still generates around £82 million for Liverpool and around two thousand jobs. But that’s not all: from a Taylor Swift concert in the United States (and a five-billion-dollar investment in the stars-and-stripes economy) to the new global phenomenon of K-pop, to the country inspired by British music Which has taken South Korea to a new dimension. Music and the economy are an insoluble combination of positive and negative, even when it comes to inflation.