SwedenLivingWorldBusinessSportsEntertainment
  

Electric cars on the rise in the EU as share of new registrations reaches 20 percent

  

Asian stock markets plunge, trading halt in Seoul

▸ Popular articles

Volvo Cars to close Stockholm office, 450 employees affected

1

EU clears Sweden’s final coronavirus support payment of 3.7 billion kronor

2

German inflation rises to highest level since last spring as ECB rate hike bets grow

3

British fintech Allica Bank seeks Swedish banking licence for expansion into Europe

4

Victoria Beckham fashion company posts first profit after years of losses

5

Swedish agricultural land ownership is getting older, report shows

6

Riksbank Deputy Says Central Bank Can Wait Before Raising Rates

7

Blykalla seeks government support for nuclear power plant in Tierp

8

Fewer people on sick leave for mental illness, new Swedish data shows

9

Housing costs for villa owners fall again as electricity prices drop

10

India economy grows 7.8% as Iran conflict has limited impact, GDP beats forecasts

11

Salmon stocks fall as Bakkafrost posts weak interim results

12
Homeworkers forced back to office,
Business NewsTop News

Homeworkers forced back to office, union warns employers risk shooting themselves in the foot

Stock markets in Asia mixed
Business News

Stock markets in Asia mixed as Japan and South Korea rise, China and Hong Kong fall

Explosion in Ras Laffan industrial
Business News

Explosion in Ras Laffan industrial zone in Qatar, several injured

Bonuses at South Korean chip
Business News

Bonuses at South Korean chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix create inflation fears

No one gives up in
Business NewsTop News

No one gives up in the EU budget battle - Sweden is not an ATM

One in three people receives
Business News

One in three people receives at most SEK 100 in electricity subsidies

Lukewarm start for Asian stock
Business News

Lukewarm start for Asian stock markets

Tech companies surge as Wall
Business News

Tech companies surge as Wall Street rebounds

Stockholm Stock Exchange celebrates Midsummer
Business News

Stockholm Stock Exchange celebrates Midsummer with green numbers

Moderates promise tax cut of
Business News

Moderates promise tax cut of up to 1,000 kronor

OpenAI to open first Nordic
Business News

OpenAI to open first Nordic office in Stockholm in the second half of 2026

Unclear when Stegra will start:
Business News

Unclear when Stegra will start: complex exercise

Business News

Economy and consumer news domestic and global. Read all the articles.

Show Consent Options

Categories

Information

Sweden Herald

  • Stay informed with the latest news and updates from Sweden in English. From daily news and events happening now, to recaps of what happened in Sweden last night, our coverage keeps you updated. Swedish news today.
  • © Sweden Herald