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Economists Critique Spring Budget as Outdated Amid Tariff Challenges
The Government's spring budget is cautious and does not take into account Donald Trump's tariff shock, leading economists believe. The ROT deduction may not be what one should focus on first, believes Lars Calmfors, professor emeritus, regarding the largest investment of 4 billion kronor.
Spring Budget Offers Limited Relief for Household Finances
Despite the turbulent economic situation, there is a lack of good wallet news in the spring budget. It can mean a lot for some households, says Shoka Åhrman, savings economist at SPP.
Swedish Exporters Face Uncertainty Amid Trump's Tariff Impact
The stronger krona is expected to have hit hard against Swedish export companies during the first quarter. But what is waiting around the corner is more unclear than in a long time after Trump's tariff shock.
Spring Budget Offers Limited Relief for Household Finances
Despite the turbulent economic situation, there are still few good wallet news in the spring budget. It can mean a lot for some households, says Shoka Åhrman, savings economist at SPP.
Young people go against the trend – buying stocks in the crash
During the stock market crash in the days following Donald Trump's tariff decision, young people went against the stream and bought shares, according to the online broker Avanza. It's like catching a falling knife, says 17-year-old Elias El Shobaki.
Trump's Concern - Investors Punish the USA
Turbulence in the economy usually gets investors to seek shelter in dollars or American government bonds. But now something has happened.
These are the small savers' shares that have fallen the most
It's pointing sharply downwards for small savers' favourite shares after Donald Trump's inauguration in January. The biggest losers are SBB and Tesla, which have dropped 28 and 40 per cent respectively.
Highest Food Price Increases since 2023 – Coffee Skyrockets
Food prices rose by 5. 4 per cent annually in March, according to new figures from SCB.
Chinese Tariffs Shake Global Markets, Stockholm Stocks Drop 2 Percent
The turbulence on the stock market continues. President Donald Trump's tariff decision against China leaves deep marks with falling prices, among other things in Stockholm.
Trump's Remarks Spark Rebound in Stockholm and European Markets
The Stockholm stock exchange rose sharply on Tuesday after the crash the day before. The leading European stock exchanges also turned upwards.
Sweden's Inflation Falls More Than Expected, Offering Economic Relief
Inflation is falling more than expected. A positive news according to economists.
EU Tariffs on US Goods Could Raise Prices for Swedish Shoppers
Despite the fact that the EU does not want a trade war with the USA, certain American goods may still be subject to tariffs and become more expensive for Swedish consumers. This could be, for example, orange juice, peanut butter, bourbon, but also steel, says Pia Fromlet, euro economist at bank SEB.
Stock Market Faces Uncertainty After Trump's Tariff Announcement
Winter time for the global trading system and great uncertainty. This is how experts describe the situation after President Donald Trump's tariff announcement on Wednesday.
Stockholm Stocks Slide as Tariff Concerns Hit Major Companies
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell ahead of Wednesday evening's expected tariff announcement from US President Donald Trump. Among the heavyweights, not least the defense conglomerate Saab and medical technology company Getinge lost value.
Major Banks Boost Stockholm Stock Exchange as European Markets Rise
The Stockholm stock exchange spent large parts of the day dancing around zero, but the broad OMXS index eventually picked up and closed at a plus of 0. 3 percent.
Swedish Interest Rate Hike Odds Rise to 40 Percent, SEB Reports
The probability of the Swedish Central Bank raising the interest rate this year has increased significantly after last week's interest rate decision, according to the pricing on the interest rate market. From levels around 4 percent before the interest rate decision, the probability in the pricing now stands at 40 percent, shows a report from the major bank SEB.
Trump's Tariff Policy Scares US Consumers
The American consumers' confidence in the economy fell sharply in March, according to the monthly Michigan index. In the background, uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's tariff policy is haunting.
Food prices are skyrocketing – butter and coffee at the top
Food prices increased by 3. 9 percent in February compared to the same month last year.
Escalated Tariff War: "Not Good at All"
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, has delivered a new broadside in the trade war against Canada with his announcement on Tuesday of 50-percent tariffs on steel and aluminum. This is, of course, not good at all, says US economist Elisabet Kopelman at the major bank SEB.
Dollar below ten kronor – "several explanations"
The Swedish krona continues to strengthen and the US dollar temporarily fell below 10 kronor on the foreign exchange market on Tuesday morning – for the first time since December 2023. There are several explanations, says SEB's chief economist Jens Magnusson.
This is how much the mortgage rate fell in February
The variable mortgage rates continued to fall in February, according to statistics showing what households actually pay for their home loans. .
Sources: Klarna close to listing on the New York stock exchange
Payment giant Klarna is aiming to raise 10 billion kronor in connection with a listing on the New York stock exchange, reports Bloomberg, citing sources. An application for listing may come as early as next week.
Trump's Tariff Reprieve: What It Means for US Automakers and Trade
The White House is giving the American automotive industry a month's reprieve from the 25-percent tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico. The automotive sector is the obvious own goal for the USA, says economist Elisabet Kopelman.
Sweden's Inflation Rises: Could an Interest Rate Cut Follow?
Inflation in February is expected to rise to 2. 7 percent according to the CPIF measure, up from 2.
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