From 2025, loan interest tax deductions on unsecured loans in Sweden will be cut and eventually phased out, increasing costs for many borrowers and prompting a need for refinancing strategies.
Sweden's inflation rate fell notably in November, driven by large drops in travel and accommodation prices, with economists divided on future interest rate policies.
Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen emphasizes fairness and transparency in his mortgage rates, avoiding any preferential treatment due to his position.
Sweden's economy is set for stronger growth in 2026 with lower inflation and rising interest rates, according to Danske Bank forecasts.
Danske Bank's chief economist Susanne Spector highlights Sweden's strong economy and advises homeowners to lock in mortgage rates as central bank interest rates likely stabilize.
SBAB outperforms larger banks by offering higher interest rates on savings, expanding market share amid Sweden's economic adjustment after a housing boom.
Swedish tax accounts offer higher tax-free interest rates compared to near-zero bank savings rates in 2025, providing a better capital placement option for savers.
October 2025 Swedish inflation exceeded expectations with KPIF at 3.1%, core inflation rising, and the Riksbank holding interest rates steady while anticipating future easing.
The Riksbank has kept its policy rate unchanged at 1.75% amid mixed expert opinions on whether rates will rise or fall in 2026, citing inflation easing and early economic recovery signs.
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.
The end of Sweden’s negative interest rate period is causing apartment price declines in most municipalities, with central Stockholm rebounding, amid government plans to ease loan rules.
The Riksbank is expected to keep interest rates steady at 1.75% on November 5, weighing mixed signals from inflation and the labor market.
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.
SBAB CEO Mikael Inglander clarifies why mortgage rates cannot be reduced further despite political demands and SBAB's lower profit requirements compared to major banks.
Sweden’s Social Democrats propose a bank tax to lower mortgage rates by boosting competition, leveraging state-owned SBAB’s role to pressure major banks.
Riksbanken lowers its key interest rate to 1.75%, citing a need for economic support amid high inflation.
The Riksbank cuts interest rates to 1.75% to combat economic stagnation and rising inflation.
Investors are split on the Riksbank's upcoming interest rate decision as uncertainties and economic indicators vary widely.
Sweden faces significant economic challenges marked by high debt and interest rates impacting growth and employment.
Inflation expectations in Sweden are increasing cautiously, affecting the outlook for interest rates.
Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen addresses market uncertainty ahead of interest rate decisions.
Global markets prepare for crucial interest rate announcements from leading central banks, including the Federal Reserve and Bank of Canada.
Major Swedish banks announce final interest rate cuts as economic forecasts remain cautious.