Sweden — What will affect the Swedish economy going forward and will the households' thicker wallets really have any effect on it. Andreas Wallström, head of prognosis at Swedbank, thinks that two numbers are particularly seriously.

Sweden — The interest rate highs stand like sports holiday youngsters in a lift queue and the unrest in our world affects the economic reality. But how have the changed rules of the game actually affected the Swedish housing market? Jesper Hansson is a macro analyst at Swedbank and he tells us that the real economy is slowing down more in Sweden than in the rest of the world. “It will get worse before it gets better, so says our forecast.”

Sweden — Swedbank's head of prognosis, Andreas Wallström, is absolutely certain that inflation will begin to fall, but the forecast includes continued interest rate increases from the Riksbank on a number of additional occasions. At the same time, he wants to see more incentives for municipalities and regions.

Sweden — Swedbank’s Head of Research Olof Manner on what the interest rate development in Sweden has been like, and will be like, and what four current trends are relevant.