Research Briefing | Sep 17, 2021

Sweden | The Swedish economy is undergoing a broad-based recovery

Ipad Frame-Sweden-The-Swedish-economy-is-undergoing-a-broad-based-recovery

Growth was confirmed at 0.9% in Q2, driven by domestic demand while net exports were a drag. The monthly GDP series points to positive momentum between May-July, which should translate into a strong performance in Q3.

What you will learn:

  • Our 2021 and 2022 GDP growth forecasts are unchanged at 4.2% and 3.0% respectively.
  • Main downside risk posed by the spread of the highly infectious Delta variant and persistent supply-chain bottlenecks in industry.
  • Mobility indicators have recently flatlined, although retail and recreation is above pre-pandemic levels.

Back to Resource Hub

Related Services

Post

What AI means for economies, businesses, jobs & cities

Artificial Intelligence has the potential to fix the world's productivity problems, just as previous general purpose technologies such as steam power, electricity, and computers have, in our view.

Find Out More

Post

Australia: Flight to quality occurring but secondary markets may not be doomed

We believe the most significant policy measures to come through in the budget for residential building are the announced tax tweaks for build-to-rent (BTR) development.

Find Out More