Ott Ummelas
Team Leader, Nordic Economy and Government News at Bloomberg News
Father of three, Estonian, cover Nordic economy/government news for Bloomberg. Views are my own, not of my employer. Retweets aren't endorsements.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Ott Ummelas
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Ott Ummelas
Norway’s municipalities will be able to introduce a fee on accommodation providers at a rate of 3% excluding VAT, according to a draft bill sent to lawmakers for approval.
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bloomberg.com | Ott Ummelas
Norway's core inflation stayed put at 3.4% in March. (Bloomberg) -- Norway’s underlying inflation maintained its pace last month as expected, likely damping fears over a further delay to easing plans by the nation’s central bank. Underlying consumer price growth excluding energy stayed put at 3.4% in March, according to data from the statistics office on Thursday. That was in line with the median estimate by economists in a Bloomberg survey and projections by Norges Bank.
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financialpost.com | Ott Ummelas
Sweden’s core inflation unexpectedly kept pace last month, vindicating the policymakers who have dismissed the recent surge in price growth as temporary. (Bloomberg) — Sweden’s core inflation unexpectedly kept pace last month, vindicating the policymakers who have dismissed the recent surge in price growth as temporary.
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bloomberg.com | Ott Ummelas
Sweden’s core inflation unexpectedly kept pace last month, vindicating the policymakers who have dismissed the recent surge in price growth as temporary. A measure of annual price increases excluding energy was unchanged at 3.0% in March, following two months of gaining pace, Statistics Sweden said on Friday, citing preliminary figures. This was below the median estimate of 3.2% in a Bloomberg survey of analysts, while the Riksbank projected a 3.1% gain.
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