Swedbank sees Swedish home price growth slowing to 2% annually in 2027-2028

• Swedbank forecasts Swedish GDP growth slowing to about 2% annually from 2.6% this year as economic policy becomes less expansionary.
• The Riksbank is expected to raise its policy rate once more, to 2.25% in February next year.
• Underlying inflation, excluding energy and direct effects of temporary fiscal policies, is forecast to reach approximately 2.5% by spring 2027.
• Swedish housing price growth is expected to slow to about 2% annually in 2027-2028 as rising interest rates weigh on demand.
• Global growth risks include escalation in the Middle East war, weaker AI investment and mounting trade and government debt pressures.

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