Volvo Issues Recall for 12,000 Electric Cars Over Braking Software Defect
Volvo recalls 12,000 electric cars in Sweden due to a braking system defect.
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Swedish Unemployment Benefits Increased Amidst Gender Wage Gap Concerns
Sweden increases unemployment benefits while facing a rise in the gender wage gap.
Sweden Ranks Third in Global Construction Sector Acquisitions Despite Market Challenges
Sweden's construction sector sees a surge in acquisitions while grappling with production declines.
Sweden's Economic Outlook: Riksbank's Interest Rate Decision and Household Debt Concerns
Analysis of Sweden's economic outlook amidst interest rate policy changes and household debt concerns.
Experts Urge Reform of Sweden's Budget Rules to Enhance Future Investments
Experts advocate for budgetary reforms to boost future investments in Sweden.
EQT Repeatedly Declines to Invest in Northvolt Due to Technology Risks
EQT has declined to invest in Northvolt multiple times due to concerns over technology risks, prompting government scrutiny into the firm's financial strategies.
Engineer Unemployment in Sweden Hits Decade High, Raising Concerns
Rising unemployment among engineers in Sweden raises alarms over economic confidence and long-term implications.
Swedish Government Proposes Increase in Mortgage Cap and Amortization Rule Changes
Swedish government proposes raising mortgage cap to 90% and easing amortization rules to support young buyers.
Economic Impact of Child Benefits on Single Mothers Declines in 2024
In 2024, the share of child benefits in single mothers' incomes has decreased, exacerbating financial hardships.
New Regulations Introduced to Protect Borrowers from Mortgage Discount Expirations
Finansinspektionen announces new rules requiring banks to notify customers about mortgage discount expirations.
Sweden's Rising Digital Dependency: A Call for Sovereignty
Expert warns of Sweden's alarming reliance on U.S. cloud services and advocates for digital sovereignty.
Sweden's Unemployment Rate Reaches 9.0% Amid Ongoing Economic Downturn
Sweden's unemployment rises to 9.0% amid economic downturn, surpassing analyst predictions.
Riksbanken Set to Cut Interest Rates Amid Economic Slowdown
Riksbanken is anticipated to cut interest rates to 2% amid economic challenges.
Global Oil Market Instability Triggers Economic Concerns in Sweden
Swedish economy faces inflation risks as oil prices surge amid Middle East tensions.
Sweden's Economy Surprises with 0.8% GDP Growth in Q4 2024
Sweden's GDP grows by 0.8% in Q4 2024, exceeding forecasts with strong exports and consumption.
Swedish Energy Sector Welcomes Proposed Environmental Permit Reforms
Energiföretagen Sweden supports new reforms to streamline environmental permits in the energy sector.
Sweden's Economic Outlook: The Need for Interest Rate Cuts Amid Global Tensions
Sweden's Riksbanken plans to cut interest rates amidst economic struggles and high household debt.
Swedish Economy Exhibits Signs of Slowdown in Q1 2025 Amid Investment Declines
Sweden's economy faces a slowdown due to declining investments, but signs of recovery emerge in consumption and production.
Sharp Decline in New Fund Launches in Sweden Amid Consolidation
Sweden experiences a significant decline in new fund launches in 2025, with increased focus on lower fees and consolidation in the market.
Summer 2025 Electricity Prices: Low in Northern Sweden, Rising in Stockholm
Bixia's forecast reveals mixed trends in summer 2025 electricity prices across Sweden, with rising costs in Stockholm but lower rates in northern regions.
Regional Electricity Price Disparities in Sweden This Summer
Sweden's electricity prices show marked regional differences this summer, with northern prices dropping and middle prices surging due to maintenance.
Swedish Export Companies Show Confidence in Middle Eastern Markets Amidst US Concerns
Swedish export companies are optimistic about Middle Eastern markets while confidence in the US declines, according to a new survey.
Riksbanken Poised for Interest Rate Cuts Amid Economic Uncertainty
Riksbanken is expected to announce interest rate cuts, potentially reducing the rate to 1.75% by year-end amid economic challenges.
Cleaning Strike in Sweden Called Off: New Collective Agreement Reached
The cleaning strike in Sweden has been called off after unions and employers reached a wage agreement.
Navigating Uncertainty: Expert Advice for Buyers and Sellers in Sweden's Real Estate Market
As the Swedish real estate market faces uncertainty, experts provide essential advice for buyers and sellers navigating the current landscape.
High Summer Volatility Expected in Sweden's Stock Market Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Sweden's stock market faces potential volatility this summer due to geopolitical tensions and tariff uncertainties.
Collective Agreement Reached in Swedish Elderly Care Labor Dispute
An agreement has been reached in the Swedish elderly care labor dispute, preventing a strike and introducing key worker protections.
Novatron Fusion Group Claims Breakthrough in Fusion Energy Research
Novatron Fusion Group is nearing a breakthrough in fusion energy, potentially revolutionizing energy sources in Sweden.
The Last Mink Farms in Sweden Set to Close Amid Government Support
Sweden's last mink farms are closing amid government support, ending a historical industry.
Second-Hand Stores in Umeå Overwhelmed by Textile Donations Following New Law
Emmaus second-hand store in Umeå struggles with a surge of unsuitable donations post-textile waste law.
Swedish Ambassador Holds Confidential Meeting with Ozempic Manufacturer
Swedish ambassador meets with Ozempic's manufacturer in a confidential meeting.
Swedish Government Proposes Abolishing Electricity Pricing Areas
The Swedish government proposes to eliminate four electricity pricing areas, aiming for a unified pricing system.
Northvolt Faces Imminent Shutdown as Last Buyer Withdraws
Northvolt's operational future is jeopardized as the last buyer withdraws, risking shutdown by month-end.
Swedish Government Confirms No Suspension of Mortgage Amortization Requirements Amid Proposed Changes
Swedish government confirms it will not pause mortgage amortization requirements while proposing potential amendments to existing rules.
Swedish Government Proposes Easing Mortgage Amortization Requirements
Swedish Finance Minister outlines planned changes to alleviate mortgage amortization burdens.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Reacts to Israeli Attack on Iran with Expected But Measured Decline
The Stockholm Stock Exchange faced a measured decline of 1.1% following the Israeli military attack on Iran, with varying sector impacts.
Sweden's Ambitious Commitment to a Fossil-Free Society by 2045
Sweden accelerates efforts to achieve a fossil-free society by 2045, facing challenges from permitting processes.
Concerns Rise Over Removal of Entrepreneurship Education in Swedish Curriculum
A debate erupts over the potential removal of entrepreneurship from Sweden's school curriculum.
Swedish Businesses Bolster Defenses Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions
Swedish businesses adapt to geopolitical tensions with new security measures and resilience strategies.
Economic Repercussions of Israel's Attack on Iran Fuel Stock Market Downturns and Oil Price Surge
Israel's attack on Iran causes European stock market declines and surges in oil prices, threatening Sweden's economy.