#52026SC02272026 EU Country Report on Sweden’s Economy and Policy Outlook
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The report assesses Sweden’s economic outlook and policy challenges for 2026 and 2027. It expects growth to improve, supported by household demand, lower taxes, weaker inflation pressures, and better financing conditions for companies. For businesses and compliance teams, the main signal is macroeconomic rather than regulatory: Sweden is expected to remain resilient, but energy prices, trade disruption, labour shortages, and a wider public deficit could affect costs, investment plans, hiring, and public policy priorities.
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Key Changes
- Projects Swedish GDP growth rising to 1.8% in 2026 and 2.2% in 2027
- Highlights falling inflation in 2026, with a possible rebound near 2% in 2027
- Warns that skills mismatches, energy prices, geopolitical risks, and a larger budget deficit remain key vulnerabilities
Affected Parties
Swedish businesses and investorsEmployers and labour market participants+2 more…
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Sweden,economic forecast,public deficit…