The finance ministry has established the reformutrymme at 60 billion kronor, enhancing the government’s capacity for new measures in the 2024 budget, crucial for economic stimulation.
Svantesson emphasized, 'Then we can do a lot more if we prioritise in other ways: if you don't promise something for everyone, but instead do what you think is important.'
She emphasized the need for proposals that boost household spending power and support economic stimulation, as Sweden navigates through an ongoing economic slump.
Despite the government reducing its GDP growth forecast for 2024 to 0.8 percent, Svantesson remains optimistic, projecting better growth in subsequent years.
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