A nationwide survey finds strong Swedish public support for making investment savings accounts tax-free up to 300,000 kronor, viewed as beneficial for personal finances and the economy.
Spiris offers a free webinar and digital platform to help Swedish businesses navigate 2026 tax deductions and simplify declarations.
Swedish retail investors can now access SpaceX's historic IPO as Elon Musk’s wealth is set to surpass Sweden’s entire GDP.
Swedish-founded electric motorcycle maker Tarform confronts rising costs and supply chain challenges in the US amid tariffs and plans production scaling including potential assembly in Sweden.
Swedish authorities warn about 66 fraudulent actors exploiting AI trading hype to lure small investors with promises of quick profits.
In May 2026, Sweden faced an unexpected rise in inflation driven by energy and service price increases, prompting cautious monitoring by the Riksbank amid government efforts to ease cost pressures.
Sweden is well positioned to host energy-hungry AI data centers as global demand surges, but AI’s impact on productivity remains limited amid economic uncertainties.
Sweden's economic growth remains resilient with forecasts between 2.1% and 2.5% through 2027 despite global recession risks from geopolitical tensions and inflation uncertainties.
Swedish BRFs are shifting from focusing solely on short-term financial results toward ensuring long-term capacity to cover maintenance and obligations amid new accounting standards.
Authorities uncover links between illegal labor exploitation in Dalarna’s restaurants and large-scale money laundering through the payment company Wise, highlighting challenges in Sweden’s fight against criminal economy.
Economic experts and business leaders highlight Sweden's stronger-than-expected economy and urge politicians to adopt a cohesive growth strategy for future competitiveness.
Nearly half a million Swedish pensioners now work alongside retirement, increasing their monthly income by about 8,000 kronor compared to ten years ago, according to recent Alecta data.
Sweden’s economy contracted early in 2026, prompting calls from business leaders for focused political reforms to ensure future growth and competitiveness.
Swedish student loan interest rates have risen above 2%, nearing mortgage costs, but experts expect a decline next year while urging cautious borrowing.
Swedes increasingly view quality household items as valuable assets while renovation plans drop due to new mortgage rules.
Sweden's GDP shrank by 0.2% in Q1 2026, defying growth expectations and raising concerns about a prolonged recession, prompting government action.
Sweden's Q1 2026 GDP edged up slightly while food producers brace for price hikes amid rising transport and packaging costs driven by the energy crisis.
Germany's reduction of its stake in Uniper could bring new ownership and opportunities for Sweden's nuclear and hydropower assets, including plans for a new nuclear site in Oskarshamn.
Trelleborg Municipality forecasts a 35.9 million kronor deficit for 2026 amid lower tax revenues and rising costs, aligning with national fiscal pressures.
A new report shows the Swedish datacenter industry drives significant economic activity with growing capacity, sustainability efforts, and employment projections, while facing regulatory hurdles.
Canada selects Saab's Global Eye system for advanced early warning capabilities, enhancing Arctic defense while fostering industrial collaboration.
Sweden’s Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson introduces a 17.5 billion kronor crisis budget targeting economic challenges from the Middle East conflict amid a prolonged recession.
Swedish electricity network fees have risen sharply while government subsidies face criticism for hindering necessary societal energy transitions.
Ringhals nuclear plant is operating at reduced capacity due to turbine issues and ongoing maintenance, amid Sweden's broader energy crisis.
Helena Saxon has been appointed Kinnevik’s new CEO, with plans to sharpen the portfolio and emphasize European growth.
Ericsson is relocating its headquarters from Kista to Hagastaden, prompted by crime concerns and leading to significant urban and economic shifts in Stockholm.
Record-high debts in Sweden have fueled widespread financial anxiety, prompting the launch of Finton, a new app designed to help people manage their finances proactively.
Sweden's cooling economy and rising personal debts prompt the launch of Finton, a new app aiming to reduce financial stress by helping users manage finances proactively.
Economist Harry Flam warns that Sweden's low STEM graduate numbers and weak youth interest could undermine its economic growth unless more ambitious educational reforms are adopted.
Sweden’s financial regulators express concern over inflation and mortgage rate risks amid Middle East tensions but adopt a cautious approach to monetary policy changes.
Professor Emeritus Harry Flam warns Sweden's low STEM interest and insufficient graduate targets may impede economic growth despite high R&D investment, urging stronger policies and global openness.
Kalmar länstrafik's 2026 transportation budget faces a 3.5 million kronor deficit due to rising energy prices and reduced government subsidies amid broader European economic uncertainty.
Sweden’s foreign direct investment fell 19% in 2025, with the country slipping to 17th place in Europe amid rising sector-specific investments elsewhere.
The Middle East conflict is disrupting EU economic forecasts, while Sweden grapples with regional budget deficits and rising healthcare costs.
Sweden's economic rebound falters due to Middle East tensions and rising local government costs in Hammarby-Skarpnäck.
Ikea is cutting over 850 jobs, mainly in Sweden, as part of a broader effort to improve efficiency amid shrinking profits and store closures.
Most Swedish homeowners view their properties as crucial for retirement funding, yet experts warn against overreliance on housing wealth due to financial risks and taxes.
Sweden and India have launched a strategic partnership to double trade and deepen cooperation in innovation, green transition, and security, marked by Indian PM Narendra Modi's official visit to Sweden.
Rising global interest rates heighten fears of a stock market crash, while Sweden faces a weakening krona and rising government bond yields, impacting mortgages and economic stability.
Sweden's economy is exhibiting strong growth signals with key indicators above trend levels and regulatory changes poised to boost consumer spending and business confidence.