You thought that only the war in Ukraine is to blame for rising prices? You are not correct, even Beyoncé "has a hand in this work".
The start of the singer's world tour in Sweden last month sparked a frenzy of demand for hotels and restaurant meals that has weighed on the country's economic statistics.
Sweden reported higher-than-expected inflation of 9.7% in May. The increase in prices for hotels and restaurants was behind the surprise.
Michael Grahn, economist at Danske Bank, said he thought Beyonce helped drive up hotel and restaurant rates.
"I wouldn't blame Beyoncé for the high inflation, but her performance and the global demand to see her perform in Sweden probably had quite a bit to do with it," he said.
There's no doubt that the singer's first solo tour in seven years marks a major financial milestone.