Despite recent price rises and currency challenges, Swedish food prices remain lower than in neighboring countries as the nation prepares for a VAT reduction and ongoing debates about sustainabilit...
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.
Swedish analysts warn of a potential stock market bubble fueled by AI investments amid declining enthusiasm for major AI stocks and changing digital economy behaviors.
Sweden expects Christmas retail sales to exceed 100 billion SEK in 2025, driven by consumer optimism and strengthened household finances after years of spending restraint.
AstraZeneca outperforms earnings expectations driving positive sentiment for the Swedish Krona, while Rheinmetall misses estimates amidst mixed market reactions on November 6, 2025.
Swedish companies like Chimi and Folkets Hus-föreningen face liquidity crises and losses amid a tough economic climate marked by high inflation and reduced consumer spending.
The Riksbank maintains the interest rate at 1.75%, signaling patience amidst mixed economic indicators and differing expert views on future rate moves, with a likely hike not expected until 2027.
Sweden's economy is set for growth in 2026 and 2027 as experts urge strategic investment in rare earth metal refining to reduce reliance on China and boost industrial competitiveness.
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.
Swedish households are increasingly optimistic about their personal finances and economic future, despite concerns over national unemployment and geopolitical tensions.
Sweden's economy wrestles with the aftermath of a decade of low interest rates as households and the housing market adjust to rising borrowing costs and a new financial reality.
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.
Volvo's Q3 2025 report shows profit declines amid North American market pressure, tariff costs, and currency impacts, while some divisions perform well.
Unemployment in Sweden decreases for the second month with youth unemployment slightly down, but total registered unemployed remains higher than last year.
Sweden's inflation rate dropped to 3.1% in September, supported by falling food prices and easing core inflation, with the central bank forecasting further declines.
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.
Financial leaders including IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warn of a potential AI market bubble with soaring valuations risking a sudden correction impacting global growth, particularly in developing countries.
IMF's Georgieva warns of looming global economic risks amid signs of resilience, while Sweden sees improved local committee performance amid global uncertainties.
Sweden has suffered the largest drop in flight accessibility among EU countries since the pandemic, risking substantial economic impacts and prompting calls for government intervention to strengthen air travel and airport connectivity.