Since Sweden removed the food service requirement for alcohol permits, over 100 new venues have started serving alcohol, encouraging creative business ventures and social spaces.
Sweden faces record electricity price increases in 2026 driven by supply shortages, geopolitical tensions, and EU-level disagreements on emissions trading.
Leos Lekland may face a 1 million kronor fine due to serious unresolved safety violations at two play centers, despite previous penalties and required safety improvements.
Sweden's Finansinspektionen has raised SEB's capital requirements temporarily due to uncovered flaws in its credit risk models, aiming to ensure financial stability and fair competition.
Recent data from Jobbsafari highlights growing job advertisements in Sweden, with construction and practical jobs leading a hopeful trend toward labor market recovery in 2026.
The Nobel Prize in Economics 2026 recognizes groundbreaking research shaping central bank strategies, especially amid the Federal Reserve's policy transition.
Swedish small businesses are experiencing their strongest confidence surge since 2022, anticipating higher sales and more hiring as the economy recovers.
Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics for developing influential macroeconomic models that enhance stabilization policies globally.
Ericsson and Nordea anticipate strong earnings amid rising geopolitical and economic uncertainties, leaving the Swedish stock market's reaction uncertain despite solid performance.
Sweden's iron ore sector faces profits and production hurdles amid global steel oversupply while EU support intensifies for strategic mining projects like Kiruna's Viscaria copper mine.
Sweden's economy grew by 1.1% in August 2026, fueled by increased consumption and production, with regional benefits and cautions on sustaining growth.
Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson outlines Sweden's GDP growth forecast of 3% for 2026, highlights unemployment trends, and warns of energy prices and global economic risks.
Rising energy costs and a weakening krona have driven Sweden's inflation higher in September 2026, prompting the Riksbank to prepare for interest rate hikes in November.
Nordea forecasts a 3.1% GDP growth for Sweden in 2026, highlighting regional recoveries, reduced household debt, and defense investments as key growth drivers.
Sweden's inflation is set to stabilize near 2% in 2026-2027 after recent surges driven by pandemic and geopolitical disruption, according to Riksbank and Konjunkturinstitutet forecasts.
Fiscal troubles in major eurozone countries push the euro to an 18-month low while global interest rate hikes raise Sweden’s borrowing costs and weaken the krona.
Kungsbacka Municipality reports a stable financial result near 500 million kronor in 2026, enabling major investments including the Kungsbacka Arena and infrastructure upgrades, largely funded by municipal resources.
Despite stable food prices after a VAT cut, early September data and expert warnings indicate that food prices in Sweden may soon rise due to increasing supplier costs and global factors.
The Swedish krona has depreciated significantly against major currencies in 2026, yielding mixed consequences for savers, exporters, travelers, and households.
Lantmännen's adjusted operating profit rises by nearly 50% in 2026, driven by Energy and Agriculture divisions and strategic investments amid global challenges.
In September 2026, Sweden's manufacturing sector showed strong growth and positive sentiment, buoyed by rising orders and employment plans despite increasing cost pressures and inflation concerns.
Sweden experiences its highest September bankruptcies in over three decades, impacting large companies and employees, even as the labor market shows signs of recovery.
A new WWF report, developed with the Stockholm Resilience Centre, outlines four integrated economic pathways to ensure human needs are met within Earth's planetary boundaries.
Facing a 63% stock decline and market challenges, Hemnet plans to cut staff by one-third and revamp advertising with new free tiers and a streamlined paid model to save up to 85 million kronor annually.
Swedish companies anticipate large price increases while official forecasts predict inflation to remain near the 2% target amid currency market volatility.