Sweden's economy expects a strong recovery in 2026, primarily fueled by increased household consumption and improved financial conditions, according to forecasts by Länsförsäkringar and HUI Research.This growth is projected to boost retail, particularly grocery stores due to reduced VAT and non-food sectors like building supplies, with Andra Farhad joining Svenska Dagbladet to provide economic insights.Despite optimistic signs, high unemployment and corporate insolvencies are anticipated to persist, and fashion retail faces headwinds from increased competition and a strong second-hand market.