The global economy is expected to grow by around 2.5 percent this year and rise to 2.7 percent next year, despite ongoing trade conflicts, geopolitical unrest and the war in the Middle East, according to a new report from Business Sweden.
BusinessOptimism among Swedish export companies is declining in the third quarter. However, according to Business Sweden, export companies still have a positive outlook.
BusinessSwedish export companies have a brighter outlook for the future, according to Business Sweden's Export Managers' Index.
BusinessThe conflict in the Middle East, increased uncertainty around trade policy, and tougher global competition have made conditions for Swedish exports more demanding in 2026, according to the semi-governmental industry organization Business Sweden.
BusinessSwedish companies' view on export opportunities has been significantly dampened. The tariffs have primarily hit the expected demand from the USA, according to a new survey.
BusinessPresident Donald Trump's trade tariffs will entail a significant downturn for the global economy according to Business Sweden.
BusinessMedicines, vehicles, electrical equipment, and food are some sectors that are expected to be close at hand when Donald Trump plans tariffs against the EU. But it could also be a broadside with new tariffs on everything from the EU – including Swedish US exports.
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