The 2025 Economic Prize celebrates innovation-led growth but overlooks the critical and unsustainable role of fossil fuels, warns economist Stellan Tengroth.
Forecasts show Sweden's economy in 2026 will recover strongly with increased consumption, benefiting from policy changes and advances in financial management despite ongoing challenges in employment and retail sectors.
Record real wage increases in Sweden are expected to enhance consumer purchasing power and economic growth despite modest improvements in unemployment.
Swedish companies in 2025 are adopting advanced risk monitoring, benefiting from infrastructure-driven growth signs, and leveraging export strategies to navigate an uncertain business environment.
Sweden's GDP dipped slightly in October 2025 due to reduced household consumption, while unemployment benefit applications fell, indicating mixed economic signals.
Medium-sized Swedish companies are leading the country's economic recovery with increased investment and margin optimism, bolstered by strong forecasts for firms like Systemair.
Sweden's 2026 economy is expected to grow by 2.6% with easing inflation and benefiting households, though income disparities persist amid government reforms.
The OECD's latest report projects Sweden's economy to grow strongly from 2026, with declining unemployment and stable inflation amid external trade challenges.
Sweden's economy is expected to recover in 2026 with supportive fiscal policies and stable interest rates, while an innovative wellness travel initiative gains international attention.
Sweden's economy shows early recovery signs in late 2025 as workforce growth in construction and rising retail sales signal renewed confidence despite inflation concerns.
Sweden's economy shows sluggish GDP growth of 0.9% in 2023 amid cyclical headwinds and concerns over slowed productivity growth, with political debate on economic policy intensifying.
The EU Commission has raised its economic growth outlook for 2023, highlighting Sweden's strong performance despite trade challenges and inflation pressures.
Socialdemokraterna's Mikael Damberg criticizes current government for weak economic growth measures, while Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson defends government policies and forecasts strong growth.
Stockholm’s retail sector experiences growth following a strong tourist summer, reflecting economic recovery and increased consumer spending in the city.
Sweden’s economy shows robust improvement in 2025, while SBAB capitalizes on this by expanding its business savings market share through competitive rates and customer-friendly services.
Sweden's economy is showing promising signs of recovery, driven by rising domestic demand and improved business and household sentiment, according to Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson and recent economic forecasts.
Experts from SEB and Investor highlight strong signs of economic recovery and growth prospects for Sweden in 2025, fueled by consumer spending and improving market conditions.
Jacob Wallenberg and market analysts highlight growing signs of economic recovery and promising investment opportunities in Sweden's economy and stock market.
Sweden's economy outpaced expectations in Q3 2025 with a 2.4% growth over the previous year, while political confidence shows varying support among party leaders.
Sweden’s economy demonstrates strengthening in 2025 with rising consumer spending and sectoral growth amid ongoing national and international developments.
Sweden shows economic recovery signs as central bank chief notes growth; Caroline Jönsson honored for advancing gender equality in sports with a major economic health award.
Dalarna solidifies its role as a leading Swedish industrial region through billion-krona investments, a historic industrial order, and innovative green initiatives fostering sustainability and job growth.
Philippe Aghion, Peter Howitt, and Joel Mokyr receive the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for their research into innovation's role in economic growth and transformation.
Sweden is forecasted to lead economic growth in the Nordic region in 2026, driven by strong domestic demand and supportive fiscal policies, while Finland faces slower growth due to budget tightening.