Swedish banks forecast slowdown amid high electricity prices, rising rates

Swedbank and SEB economists predict a slowdown in Sweden's strong economy, citing high electricity prices, rising interest rates, and global crises as headwinds. The forecast suggests a deceleration in growth, though the magnitude and timing remain uncertain. This matters as it signals a potential shift in the Nordic growth outlook, which could affect regional markets and policy expectations.

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