- Swedish near-term inflation expectations have dropped sharply.
- A planned value-added tax cut on food is a key reason for the lower forecasts.
- A Riksbank-commissioned survey shows expected inflation at 1.6% in a year, down from 2.1% in September.
- The government is planning an expansive 2026 budget ahead of next September’s general election.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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