Sweden’s economy is increasingly burdened by the ripple effects of President Trump’s tariff policies, which have targeted a variety of exports crucial to the Scandinavian nation. Key sectors such as automotive manufacturing, steel production, and technology exports are now grappling with rising costs and disrupted supply chains. Industry leaders warn that without prompt action, the tariffs could lead to significant job losses and a slowdown in GDP growth. Companies are forced to reassess their global strategies as the added tariffs inflate production expenses and limit market access to the United States, one of Sweden’s most important trading partners.

Impact Highlights:

  • Automotive exports: Faced with a 25% tariff, major car manufacturers are delaying new investments.
  • Steel industry: Struggling with increased material costs and reduced competitiveness.
  • Technology…