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The latest opinion survey from Ipsos shows changes in support for several parties. The Social Democrats are dropping, while the Green Party is experiencing a clear rise. The figures provide an updated picture of the political situation ahead of fall 2025.

Novus has released its latest opinion poll ahead of the parliamentary election. The survey shows changes for several parties, with both Social Democrats and Moderates increasing slightly, while Liberals lose ground and fall below the parliamentary threshold. The figures provide a current picture of the political situation in autumn 2025.

Sweden's national debt now amounts to 1,103,470 million SEK, which corresponds to approximately 1,103 billion SEK. This means that the national debt constitutes 17.26 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP). Although the amount may seem high in absolute terms, the debt ratio is at a low international level and significantly lower than a few decades ago.

The latest opinion poll from Ipsos shows clear shifts among the parliamentary parties. The Social Democrats are gaining, while the Liberals fall below the threshold. The poll is particularly interesting given that several parties are switching places around the threshold and the gap between blocs continues to develop.

Novus's latest opinion poll shows clear shifts in voter support. Notably, the Sweden Democrats are gaining significantly, while the Left Party is losing ground. The survey provides a current snapshot of party support ahead of autumn 2025.

The latest opinion poll from Kantar-Sifo shows small but clear changes in voter support for several parties. The survey provides an up-to-date picture of the political landscape ahead of fall 2025, where the Social Democrats continue to increase and the Liberals lose further ground.

Inflation according to KPIF increased to 3.2 percent in August 2025, which is above the Riksbank's target of 2 percent. CPI inflation is significantly lower, at 1.1 percent, and the repo rate is now 2 percent.