Sweden's 2026 election victory by the red-green coalition sets the stage for increased child benefits, electric car subsidies, cheaper public transport, and a potential bank tax impacting household...
Sweden's 2026 election victory by the red-green coalition sets the stage for increased child benefits, electric car subsidies, cheaper public transport, and a potential bank tax impacting household finances.
After the 2026 election, PM Ulf Kristersson resigns amid opposition majority, triggering negotiations for Sweden's new government formation.
Sweden's 2026 election sees record early voting turnout and logistical challenges with ballot deliveries amid high voter engagement.
Handelsbanken raises Sweden's 2026 GDP forecast to 2.6% and predicts a Riksbank interest rate hike to 2.25% by December amid broad economic recovery.
A Sweden Democrats staff member with pro-Russian ties raises national security concerns and prompts calls for transparency and removal.
Vice Riksbank chief states there is space to delay interest rate hikes as Sweden's GDP grows steadily but labor market remains weak.
Sweden's economic outlook for 2026-2027 improves with higher GDP growth and declining unemployment according to latest government forecasts.
Swedish households are enjoying record real disposable incomes and increased financial security ahead of the 2026 elections, driven by lower inflation, interest rates, and tax cuts.
Trump's new tariffs on imported drones up to 100% starting September 3 affect Swedish companies like Electrolux, which also benefits from earlier tariff refunds but faces fresh financial impacts.
The IMF projects Sweden's 2026 economic growth at 2%, slightly below government estimates, while noting stable financial systems but highlighting concerns over household debt and real estate risks.
Saab reports stronger-than-expected mid-year profits and order growth, while expanding capacity and recruiting to meet rising demand and supply chain challenges.
NATO's selection of Saab's GlobalEye aircraft to replace its aging surveillance fleet represents a strategic upgrade and significant boost for the Swedish defense industry.
Sweden's economy is set to accelerate in the latter half of 2026 with government support measures and stable Riksbank interest rates, though a potential rate hike later this year looms.
Sweden's economy grew by 0.5% in April 2026, beating analysts' decline forecasts, led by industrial and public sector production increases.
Amid global military AI advancements and ethical debates, Sweden's Eurostep aids Norway's defense digitalization efforts, underscoring the country's growing role in military technology.
Sweden’s economy contracted early in 2026, prompting calls from business leaders for focused political reforms to ensure future growth and competitiveness.
Sweden has committed to donate 16 Gripen jets and sell 20 advanced fighters to Ukraine, aiming to bolster its air defense amidst the conflict with Russia, with deliveries starting in 2027 and continuing through 2030.
Sweden postpones its economic growth recovery to 2026 amid global conflicts, rising costs, and cautious monetary policy.
Two Sweden Democrats politicians face dismissal and fraud allegations, raising concerns over political integrity in 2026.
Sweden's 2026 Spring Budget includes 7.7 billion kronor in measures like temporary fuel tax cuts, energy supports for households, healthcare funding, and defense enhancements.
The Social Democrats criticize Sweden's 2026 spring budget, citing rising unemployment and economic decline, and plan to propose an alternative budget.
Sweden's economy is showing signs of recovery with improving employment, yet global uncertainties and export sector vulnerabilities temper optimism in 2026.
The Swedish Liberal Party reaffirms Simona Mohamsson as leader while facing member resignations over a new alliance allowing the Sweden Democrats into government.
Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson admits the agreement with Sweden Democrats was not her first choice but necessary to keep the party in parliament amid internal dissent.