Martin Lorentzon, Spotify's co-founder, warns he will leave Sweden if a proposed billionaire tax is enacted, citing risks to entrepreneurship and investments.
SEB's latest survey shows Swedish households expect higher interest rates yet remain optimistic about housing prices.
Jacob Wallenberg warns that opposition tax proposals could harm Swedish businesses and startups, while Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson disputes these claims ahead of the 2026 elections.
Anticipation grows for Riksbank interest rate hikes this fall and winter as inflation rises and the Swedish economy gains momentum.
Swedbank now forecasts an earlier Riksbank interest rate hike amid increasing economic pressures, while strong U.S. job data fuels rate hike speculation internationally.
After recent dips triggered by strong U.S. job data, the Stockholm stock market ended slightly higher with experts predicting a robust autumn ahead.
Southern Sweden’s electricity bills are forecasted to rise by about 700 kronor monthly this winter, driven by low hydro levels, high gas prices, and nuclear maintenance.
Dustin's internal systems compromised in cyberattack, causing shutdown and near 4% stock decline.
Sweden's economy is recovering in 2026 with strong GDP growth and improving wages despite ongoing labor market challenges and inflation risks.
Swedish electric vehicle maker Polestar reports a 4.4 billion kronor Q2 loss and cruises into a steep stock decline due to halted US sales amid regulatory issues.
Europe's green transition is driving economic growth but is hindered by critical electricity network bottlenecks, with Sweden adjusting economic forecasts accordingly.
Rising Middle East tensions have driven Swedish diesel prices above 21 SEK per liter and prompted Ryanair to cut flights and warn of ticket price increases.
Nordea forecasts that Riksbanken will hike the Swedish key interest rate in late 2026 due to stronger economic growth and inflation pressures, maintaining a 2.25% rate through 2028.
Swedish stocks have outpaced real estate as the top household asset amid a volatile market marked by sector-specific ups and downs and rising oil prices.
Sweden's housing prices rose modestly in August 2026 amid record household wealth and improved financial conditions, though cautious outlook remains due to economic uncertainties.
Ikea will cut prices by 15-25% on over 1,500 products in 2026, investing over 1.2 billion euros to help consumers cope with high living costs.
Blykalla applies for government funding for new Swedish nuclear reactors despite facing administrative report issues, reflecting robust investment intent in power sector.
Vice Riksbank chief states there is space to delay interest rate hikes as Sweden's GDP grows steadily but labor market remains weak.
The Swedish krona has depreciated sharply in 2026 due to lower interest rates and Sweden’s energy market vulnerability, impacting households and exporters.
Sweden's economy exceeded expectations in Q2 2026 with 1.6% GDP growth and rising confidence across services and households, reflecting broad-based economic recovery.
Sweden's GDP rose 1.6% in Q2 2026, driven by investments, exports, and household spending, surpassing expectations and raising prospects for price increases.
Sweden's economic sentiment improved in August with household and business confidence rising, though experts debate the timing of a potential Riksbank rate hike amidst strong GDP growth and labor market concerns.
Sweden's economy shows strong recovery with growth above the EU average, low inflation, and continued improvements ahead of the September election.
Sweden's economy shows strong recovery signs in 2026, yet rising public debt and global challenges temper optimism.
Sweden's economic outlook for 2026-2027 improves with higher GDP growth and declining unemployment according to latest government forecasts.
Sweden faces stagnation in electricity consumption despite fossil-free power, with industry cautious on investment and calls for policy reforms to boost electrification.
Swedes face growing fears over AI's impact on jobs and criticize inadequate unemployment benefits, raising urgent calls for policy reform and career guidance.
Sweden's state pension fund AP7 refuses to invest in SpaceX after its monumental IPO, citing governance flaws and human rights risks tied to AI content issues.
New data reveals decreases in Swedish housing starts and completions in Q2 2026, highlighting market mismatches as a core issue behind current housing shortages.
Sweden’s economic growth faces pressure from weaker German trade caused by low Rhine water levels and rising global debt costs, with heatwaves influencing energy prices but limited GDP effects.
Rising AI costs and geopolitical trade tensions impact tech and finance markets, with Swedish firms like Skanska securing key data center projects.
Sweden's economy outpaces key nations in 2026 growth, driven by AI focus and policy debates on welfare and labor market reforms.
Riksbanken holds the interest rate at 1.75% in August 2026 but signals possible rate hikes later this year due to inflation pressures, impacting mortgage borrowers.
Unresolved US-Iran tensions have driven oil prices up, potentially increasing inflation and mortgage costs for Swedish households in late 2026.
Bonnier News Business acquires Ny Teknik Group to improve coverage of technology and industry in Sweden, retaining key leadership and maintaining the publication's unique role.
Swedish investors heavily favor global funds concentrated in US tech stocks, raising concerns about risk amid strong returns and economic trends.
Sweden experiences a notable spike in fuel prices with diesel exceeding 20 kronor and gasoline rising to around 15.60 kronor per liter in August 2026.
The Swedish stock market is experiencing a rare ten-day decline driven by geopolitical tensions and rising interest rates despite strong corporate earnings, signaling a mild correction rather than a crisis.
Sweden's central bank is expected to raise interest rates twice in 2026, increasing mortgage costs amid global inflation pressures and political economic uncertainties.
Sweden’s new mortgage regulations reduce down payments, boosting young homebuyer activity, though parental support remains crucial.