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The Riksbank announces that the key interest rate will remain unchanged at 1.75 percent. The decision means continued stability in interest rates for Swedish households and businesses after several months without change.

The latest opinion survey from Demoskop shows small but clear changes in voter support for several parties. The measurement reflects the current political situation in Sweden and provides an updated picture of the parties' positions ahead of the coming year.

Indicator has today presented its latest survey on party support in Sweden. The measurement shows small changes for most parties, but several are close to the parliamentary threshold. The results are interesting in light of recent developments over the past months.

Novus's latest opinion poll shows that the Social Democrats maintain their position as the largest party, while the Sweden Democrats have declined slightly. The survey provides an up-to-date picture of voter support for the parliamentary parties ahead of 2026's political landscape.

Sweden’s national debt now amounts to 1,243,878 million SEK, corresponding to approximately 1,243.9 billion SEK. This represents 19.46 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP). The debt has increased by over 100 billion SEK since the beginning of the year, and just in the last month, it has grown by about 26 billion SEK. Despite the increase, the current debt level is low in a historical context.

Indicator has published its latest opinion survey ahead of the parliamentary election. The poll shows continued strong support for the Social Democrats, but also that several parties are below the 4% threshold. The results provide a current picture of the political landscape in early 2026.