Socialdemokraterna demands a government protective plan for Sweden's economy in response to global uncertainty and US tariff threats, sparking debate with the current government.
While Sweden's economy shows promising recovery, Trump's tariff threats and Greenland tensions pose risks to exports and household finances.
The European Parliament has halted its trade agreement with the US in retaliation to President Trump's tariff threats linked to military activities in Greenland, reflecting rare unity and rising tension in EU-US relations.
Sweden's markets and exports face pressure from renewed U.S. tariff threats, impacting companies like Volvo and raising concerns over potential trade wars.
Despite increasing US tariff threats and trade tensions with the EU, Sweden's economy enters 2026 with signs of stability and resilience amid challenges to exports and market volatility.
As President Trump threatens new tariffs impacting Sweden, economists and government officials express cautious optimism amid concerns over market declines and international trust.
Swedish PM Kristersson warns of serious US-Sweden trade tensions with potential for a damaging trade war, emphasizing a united EU response.
The EU is weighing retaliatory tariffs nearing 1,000 billion kronor to counter US trade threats tied to the Greenland dispute, while Swedish leaders call for unity and caution to prevent a trade war.
Sweden confronts tariff threats from former President Trump, with industry leaders and economists weighing in on economic impacts and political responses as tensions with the U.S. rise in early 2026.
NATO countries, including Sweden, unite against US tariff threats linked to Greenland, warning of risks to transatlantic relations.
Trump's tariffs on Sweden and EU countries for military involvement in Greenland meet firm Nordic and EU opposition, highlighting rising tensions and calls for unity.
The EU faces strategic choices as it responds to President Trump's planned tariffs targeting European countries over Greenland, amid calls for collective action and legislative opposition in the U.S.
The US threatens tariffs on Sweden over Greenland dispute, risking significant economic impact and prompting firm political responses from Swedish leaders.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump imposes escalating tariffs on Sweden and European allies over Greenland sovereignty dispute, triggering strong political pushback and economic concerns.
EU finance ministers eliminate duty-free thresholds for low-cost e-commerce imports, raising prices on Shein and Temu while aiming for fairer competition in the EU market.
Sweden's export of vehicles and metals fell sharply in 2025 due to tariffs, causing a major revenue loss exceeding 12 billion kronor.
Sweden's economy navigates the impact of global geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties while showing potential recovery signs.
Kommerskollegium's analysis shows that Sweden's economy can endure US tariffs with limited impact, supported by trade diversification and resilience.
Analyses show Sweden's economy is expected to withstand US tariffs with limited overall damage, compensating reduced US trade via other markets.
Sweden supports the EU's proposed Baltic Sea strömming fishing quotas despite limited backing, facing opposition internally and concern for traditional fisheries.
Sweden’s Moderaterna party urges a thorough investigation into adopting the euro, citing geopolitical shifts and potential economic benefits amid mixed coalition views.
Swedish businesses must adapt supply chain strategies and tighten sanctions compliance as trade barriers and regulations increase between the US and EU.
Swedish industrial firms face challenges from rising US-EU tariffs and stricter sanctions, prompting strategic supply chain and compliance adjustments.
The EU plans to compel Chinese and other foreign companies to transfer technology to European firms as a condition for market access, aiming to boost EU industrial competitiveness and enforce fair competition.
Swedish industries confront tariff challenges, Stegra's funding crisis, and Saab's major defense contract in 2025.
President Trump's tariff threat and China's rare earth export restrictions have escalated US-China trade tensions, causing major stock market fluctuations and raising concerns globally, including Sweden.
The EU proposes doubling steel import tariffs from 25% to 50% to protect its steel industry and jobs, replacing current measures expiring next year.
Swedish family businesses like Teko-tryck continue to feel the harsh effects of tariffs introduced by Donald Trump six months ago, highlighting ongoing economic challenges.
Ålandsbanken adapts strategies amid potential EU steel tariff hikes, affecting Swedish financial markets.
SSAB's future outlook remains uncertain pending European Commission's trade policy decisions.
Saab's CEO reveals how French political decisions are impacting the company's business dealings.