War tests Sweden’s economic resilience
by Ben Poole
Sweden’s economy is set for a temporary slowdown, but low inflation, rising household incomes, public investment and a cautious Riksbank offer hope.
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Sweden’s economy is set for a temporary slowdown, but low inflation, rising household incomes, public investment and a cautious Riksbank offer hope.
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Across the Eurozone, UK, and US, services have largely propped up activity, while manufacturing shows renewed fragility.
by Ben Poole
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Private sector growth in August 2025 picked up across major developed economies.
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Cash flow forecasting and long-term funding remain top priorities for European treasurers.
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Global manufacturers cut purchases at the fastest pace this year in April.
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Finance leaders at the UK’s largest businesses have entered 2025 with a markedly defensive outlook.
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While private sector output improved in the US, Eurozone and UK, confidence in the economic outlook continued to falter.
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This represents the third highest annual proportion of profit warnings in 25 years.
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