Sweden Faces Rising Household Debt and Data Shortfalls Hindering Economic Policy
Sweden experiences a sharp rise in household debt alongside concerns over insufficient data hampering economic policy and risk assessment.
Sweden experiences a sharp rise in household debt alongside concerns over insufficient data hampering economic policy and risk assessment.
Swedish businesses are increasingly leveraging credit insurance to enhance financial stability and confidently expand amid economic uncertainties.
Swedish companies increasingly adopt credit insurance to enhance financial stability and growth, supported by data-driven insights and strategic investment in life science innovation.
Swedish firms increasingly use credit insurance to boost growth and manage credit risks amid economic challenges, leveraging data insights and flexible protection.
Swedish businesses are increasingly leveraging credit insurance to mitigate risks and drive growth amid uncertain economic conditions, supported by insights from KGFF and Atradius.
Swedish businesses increasingly use credit insurance to mitigate risk and enable safer growth and market expansion amid economic uncertainties.
Swedish households have increased their savings and investments in Q3 2025, even as their borrowing continues to rise at a moderate pace, highlighting complex financial dynamics.
Swedes face economic pressures during Christmas 2025, leading to increased credit purchases of gifts and a rise in the resale of unwanted presents, especially among renters and young adults.
Young Swedes face high financial stress compounded by the loss of tax deductions on unsecured loans, highlighting the need for supportive financial guidance and overcoming psychological barriers.
Helsingborg responds to increasing household debt with the launch of Ekonomicoachen, a platform offering financial guidance and support amid rising economic pressures.
Experts warn of record personal debt levels in Sweden, advocate for stricter lending regulations.