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SBAB: No Interest Rate Cut Until August

Don't count on any interest rate cut until after the summer. This is indicated by state-owned SBAB in a new market forecast.

SBAB: No Interest Rate Cut Until August

The Government Will Not Sell More State-Owned Companies

The Government will not sell any more state-owned companies before the parliamentary election in 2026, according to Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party). .

The Government Will Not Sell More State-Owned Companies

Economist: Don't Count on Lower Mortgage Interest Rates

Rising inflation and no interest rate cuts in sight from the Central Bank – what does it mean for your mortgage rate going forward? Don't count on interest rates going down much more, says Robert Boije, chief economist at SBAB. .

Economist: Don't Count on Lower Mortgage Interest Rates

SBAB gains market shares on the mortgage market

The state-owned bank SBAB is taking market shares on the mortgage market. In connection with the 2024 year-end report, the bank provides an update on the situation regarding mortgages: "The conditions are challenging with low market growth and high competition regarding mortgages.

SBAB gains market shares on the mortgage market

Housing prices rose the most in January

Housing prices rose by 2 percent in January in Sweden as a whole. And the price increase was just as large for apartments as for houses.

Housing prices rose the most in January

More banks lower mortgage rates

The state-owned bank SBAB and Handelsbanken are lowering their mortgage rates. SBAB is lowering its variable mortgage rate by 0.

More banks lower mortgage rates

SBAB: Everyone chooses variable mortgage rates

Despite the fact that the differences between fixed and variable mortgage rates were relatively large last year, almost all mortgage borrowers chose variable mortgages. .

SBAB: Everyone chooses variable mortgage rates

Hard to choose mortgage rate: "Unique small differences"

The variable mortgage interest rate bottoms out at just under 3 percent in June, according to a fresh prognosis. And the choice between variable and fixed is now unusually difficult.

Hard to choose mortgage rate: "Unique small differences"

Skandia raises fixed mortgage rates

Skandia is raising interest rates on mortgages with binding periods of 2-5 years by 0. 10-0.

Skandia raises fixed mortgage rates

Danske Bank raises the interest rate on long-term mortgages

Danske Bank, one of the challengers on the Swedish mortgage market, is raising the interest rate on mortgages with terms of 1-10 years by 0. 15-0.

Danske Bank raises the interest rate on long-term mortgages

SBAB raises fixed mortgage interest rates

The state-owned bank SBAB is raising its fixed mortgage rates. The variable interest rate, on the other hand, remains unchanged.

SBAB raises fixed mortgage interest rates

This speaks in favor of rising housing prices this year

After a few shaky years, experts expect housing prices to rise in 2025. But there will be no dramatic changes.

This speaks in favor of rising housing prices this year

Then it may be time to lock in the mortgage interest rate

By the summer, the costs of mortgages may have decreased significantly. But the uncertainty in the forecasts is great – something that not least the recent years' pandemic and war have shown.

Then it may be time to lock in the mortgage interest rate

Falling housing prices ended the year

For the fourth month in a row, prices of apartments and houses in Sweden have fallen. But seen over the year as a whole, prices have risen in almost the entire country.

Falling housing prices ended the year

SBAB lowers savings rate

The state-owned bank SBAB is lowering the savings rate by 0. 25 percentage points following the Swedish Central Bank's lowering of the interest rate, the bank announces.

SBAB lowers savings rate

Mortgage rates lowered ahead of Riksbank's interest rate decision

Several mortgage banks are now lowering their interest rates on so-called variable-rate mortgages ahead of the Swedish Central Bank's interest rate decision on Thursday. Both SBAB and Länsförsäkringar are lowering the interest rate on mortgages with a three-month term by 0.

Mortgage rates lowered ahead of Riksbank's interest rate decision

So much did the mortgage rates fall in November

Between 0. 10 and 0.

So much did the mortgage rates fall in November

Housing prices continue to fall – no giant leap expected

Housing prices are falling for the third month in a row. And those who hope for a significant price increase ahead risk being disappointed.

Housing prices continue to fall – no giant leap expected

SBAB lowers mortgage rate

The state-owned bank SBAB is lowering the mortgage rate on loans with a binding period of one year. This involves a reduction of 0.

SBAB lowers mortgage rate

The Government Sells – Vehicle Inspection Gets German Owner

The Government is selling the Vehicle Inspection Department to a German company for 1. 2 billion kronor.

The Government Sells – Vehicle Inspection Gets German Owner

SBAB: The Interest Rate May Fall Below 2 Percent

The state-owned bank SBAB predicts three interest rate cuts until the summer of 2025. However, there is a certain possibility that the Swedish Central Bank will cut more than that, the bank assesses in a new forecast.

SBAB: The Interest Rate May Fall Below 2 Percent

Major Banks Lower Mortgage Rates

Several major banks are now lowering their variable mortgage rates following the Swedish Central Bank's double rate cut. SEB is lowering by 0.

Major Banks Lower Mortgage Rates

Thousand-kronor notes to be picked up when the Central Bank increases the pace

A thousand kronor lower mortgage interest on the three million loan - that's the effect when the Swedish Central Bank is expected to make a double rate cut. But risks have emerged along the way.

Thousand-kronor notes to be picked up when the Central Bank increases the pace

The Banks' New Grip in the Battle for Mortgage Customers

When the Swedish Central Bank is expected to lower the interest rate this week, some banks have already gone ahead and adjusted their rates downwards – "a new grip" according to savings economist Christina Sahlberg at Compricer. .

The Banks' New Grip in the Battle for Mortgage Customers