The government is proposing a supplementary budget with measures worth SEK 17.5 billion. Some of the measures will be presented at a press conference today.
"We will come back to all of them in more detail," Svantesson says.
It's about both households, of course, so that they can emerge from the crisis as unscathed as possible, but also affected industries.
What has been discussed are further reductions in fuel taxes, support for public transport, support for farmers to cover, among other things, higher fertilizer prices, and support for aviation.
