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Long-term sick leave fell by 5 percent last year. Psychiatric diagnoses fell particularly sharply, according to the Swedish Social Insurance Agency (the government agency responsible for social insurance).
BusinessSwedish small businesses are breathing a sigh of relief. Confidence in the future is at its highest since 2022.
BusinessSouth Korea’s Kospi got off to a dismal start on Tuesday. Losses among chipmakers are spreading across the stock market.
BusinessThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) is slightly raising its forecast for global growth this year. However, inflation is expected to rise much more sharply.
BusinessTrading on Wall Street was mixed on the first day of the trading week. Technology stocks fell, but Meta, which has launched a new AI model, bucked the trend.
TechnologyOil prices continued to rise on Monday after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky questioned Trump’s claim that Russia had agreed to a ceasefire on attacks against energy facilities.
BusinessClothing giant H&M says it has seen no indications of a hacker attack, it tells TT.
TechnologyTwo Americans, Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, share this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics for developing new models to stabilize the economy during crises. “A huge honor,” Woodford says via a video link.
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