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New nuclear power is an investment in society that requires the state to assume a new role
New nuclear power is a long-term undertaking for society. It requires investments from both the private sector and the state. In the Spring Amending Budget for 2026, the Government proposes state majority ownership of Videberg Kraft AB and that the state assumes a role in the financing of the future system for radioactive waste management and spent nuclear fuel by reducing risk for those who make the initial investments. Those who produce the waste should also continue to be responsible for their share of the costs.
Published · Press release from Ebba Busch, Johan Britz, Niklas Wykman, Ministry of Climate and Enterprise, Ministry of Finance
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Diminished growth prospects in wake of war but recovery expected to continue
The Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have driven up global energy prices and weakened growth prospects in Sweden and worldwide. The ongoing recovery of the Swedish economy is expected to continue, albeit at a slower pace than projected in the Spring Fiscal Policy Bill for 2026. Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson has presented an updated forecast for economic development in Sweden.
Published · Press release from Elisabeth Svantesson, Ministry of Finance
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Central government annual report 2025 – a summary, Skr. 2025/26:101
The Government is required to submit a central government annual report to the Riksdag every year no later than 15 April in the year following the financial year. This is a summary of the report in English.
Published · Legal document from Government, Ministry of Finance
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The 2026 Spring Budget in five minutes
On 13 April, the Government presented its Spring Budget. In an uncertain international situation, Sweden continues to stand strong with an economy that is trending upward. The budget includes measures worth SEK 7.7 billion in 2026 and focuses on building a stronger and more secure Sweden.
Published · Article from Ministry of Finance
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A Spring Budget to strengthen and protect Sweden’s economy
Today, the 2026 Spring Budget was presented to the Riksdag. In a trying and unpredictable international situation, Sweden stands strong, and the Swedish economy has begun to recover. The Government is continuing to build a stronger and more secure Sweden. The Spring Budget includes measures worth SEK 7.7 billion for 2026.
Published · Press release from Elisabeth Svantesson, Ministry of Finance
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From the Spring Fiscal Policy Bill 2026: Guidelines for economic and budget policy
This section presents the Government's economic and budgetary guidelines in the Spring Fiscal Policy Bill for 2026.
Published · Information material from Government, Ministry of Finance
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Swedish economy recovering despite considerable global uncertainty
There is currently a great deal of uncertainty in the world, particularly due to the war in the Middle East and its consequences. Nevertheless, the Swedish economic recovery that began in 2025 is expected to continue in 2026. Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson has presented a new economic forecast.
Published · Press release from Elisabeth Svantesson, Ministry of Finance
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The Fiscal Policy Framework, Skr. 2025/26:76
In this Communication, the Government sets out the fiscal policy framework. This Communication, which serves as a code of conduct for both the Government and the actors who review the fiscal policy, aims to set out the laws and other rules as well as established practice that make up the fiscal policy framework. The Communication is also intended to provide detail on certain parts of the framework and the Government’s application of it.
Published · Legal document from Government, Ministry of Finance
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Sweden becomes member of Global Coalition on Telecommunications
Sweden has become a member of the Global Coalition on Telecommunications (GCOT). It is a global coalition of countries that jointly drive policy development in telecommunications. In connection to Sweden joining the coalition, the members of GCOT launched Security and Resilience Principles for 6G, which Sweden endorses.
Published · Press release from Erik Slottner, Ministry of Finance
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Sweden’s AI Strategy in five minutes
Sweden’s AI Strategy sets the long-term direction of the Government’s work with AI. It also provides guidance for work with AI throughout Sweden. The Government adopted the Strategy in February 2026.
Published · Article, Webcast from Erik Slottner, Ministry of Finance
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Sweden’s first comprehensive AI strategy aims for top-10 ranking
Sweden aims to take a leading role in artificial intelligence. The Government is now presenting a new AI strategy with the aim of providing more effective government agencies, clearer rules for businesses and better conditions for research. The objective is for Sweden to be among the world’s top 10 countries in the field of AI.
Published · Press release from Erik Slottner, Ministry of Finance
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Sweden’s AI Strategy
The Government has high ambitions for its work with artificial intelligence (AI). Sweden aims to be among the world’s top ten nations in the area of AI. The prospects are good.
Published · Information material from Ministry of Finance
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Key acts and ordinances entering into force in late 2025/early 2026
Published · Information material from Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Climate and Enterprise, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Education and Research, Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Rural Affairs and Infrastructure, Prime Minister's Office
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2026 Society and Defence Annual National Conference
On 11–13 January, the Swedish Government took part in the Society and Defence Annual Conference in Sälen. 2026 marks 80 years since the first conference was held, and the theme for 2026 was ‘Resolve and delivery’. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson opened the conference with a speech and Gunnar Strömmer, Minister for Justice, Maria Malmer Stenergard, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Pål Jonson, Minister for Defence and Carl-Oskar Bohlin, Minister for Civil Defence, also spoke. The Minister for Energy, Business and Industry, Ebba Busch, also attended the conference.
Published · Article from Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Climate and Enterprise, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Education and Research, Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Rural Affairs and Infrastructure, Prime Minister's Office
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Videberg Kraft AB applies for state aid to build nuclear power
The Government has received the first application for state aid to build new nuclear power in Sweden. Videberg Kraft AB has applied for support to build new reactors on the Värö Peninsula at Ringhals. The company is backed by Vattenfall AB and several large Swedish industrial corporations under Industrikraft i Sverige AB.
Published · Press release from Niklas Wykman, Ministry of Finance
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Swedish economic recovery underway
After a weak start to the year, activity in the Swedish economy has picked up and an economic recovery has begun. Domestic demand, strengthened by an expansionary fiscal policy, has driven the recovery and is expected to continue to do so next year. Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson has presented a new forecast of economic developments.
Published · Press release from Elisabeth Svantesson, Ministry of Finance
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The Swedish pension system in brief
A short summary of how Sweden's pension system works.
Published · Information material from Ministry of Finance
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The Swedish capital market in brief
The Swedish capital market is increasingly seen as the most developed in the EU and somewhat of a role model. This memo seeks to summarise its key features. At the end, a simple checklist for evaluating capital markets-enhancing reform proposals is provided building on Sweden’s experiences.
Published · Information material from Ministry of Finance
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Sweden joins collective engagement to counteract tax evasion and tax crime
Together with a large number of other countries, Sweden has signed up to a collective engagement on the introduction of a joint agreement for the exchange of information on immovable property, such as real estate. The aim is to strengthen controls and counteract tax evasion and tax crime.
Published · Press release from Elisabeth Svantesson, Ministry of Finance
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Collective engagement to exchange readily available information on immovable property
Together with a large number of other countries, Sweden has signed up to a collective engagement on the introduction of a joint agreement for the exchange of information on immovable property, such as real estate.
Published · Swedish Treaty Series from Elisabeth Svantesson, Ministry of Finance




