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Beyonce blamed for surprise rise in inflation in Sweden

Sky News Thursday, 15 June 2023
Beyonce blamed for surprise rise in inflation in SwedenTwo concerts performed by Beyonce in Stockholm last month may have caused Swedish inflation to rise, a senior economist has suggested.
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