The government works with the proposal if the height of the resolutionsavgift for the banks and takes some of the feedback from the consultation, but have currently no information about how you will act in question.
It said financial markets Per Bolund at the DI Bank, where he held a presentation on the government’s view on the situation in the Swedish economy, current issues in financial markets and brexit.
The government will not, however, draw the bones after around resolutionsavgiften, but understand that there is an interest in news, said Per Bolund.
The government’s work on developing a bank tax continues at the same time, since the government put the previous plan on a lönebaserad financial taxes.
The process will continue in the coming year, so there will be no tax during this term, but it will be something to return to in the next term, in this case, stated Per Bolund. It is in line with the government’s announcement in the winter.
At the same time the finansmarknadsministern to be proud that the Swedish banking sector is far ahead on digitizing.
The government expects improved GDP-growth in the global economy in the coming years, particularly in the eurozone. It is good for Sweden, pointed out finansmarknadsministern who noted that the pmi surveys have risen.
For the Swedish economy believe the government on the continued high growth, although it is expected to be a slowing of the pace in 2018 compared to 2017. The strong development has a positive impact on the labour market where the unemployment rate is now the lowest in nearly ten years, lifted the Per Bolund.
The government, however, sees the so-called matching problems on the labour market. To many newly arrived are written into the employment challenges and the government will come up with new measures to combat unemployment, is the message.
When it comes to the public finances considers Per Bolund, Sweden is heading in the right direction, not only thanks to the economy, but also a reversal of the trend of the structural balance, mean finansmarknadsministern.
Sweden will have good margins to the surplus target already in 2019, while the countries in the world rather has concerns about their public finances, he said.
In summary, he believes that there are heartening signs in both Sweden and abroad.
Concerning financial market issues noted Per Bolund that household indebtedness and house prices have increased at a high pace during the last few years. He pointed out that several measures already have been taken by governments and authorities, but considers that there are strong reasons to continue to oversee the development.
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