On the back of the Swedish election SEB......>

SWEDEN: On the back of the Swedish election SEB note that "as expected, the

outcome of the September 9 parliamentary election confirms a new, complex

domestic political landscape. The people and policies that will govern Sweden

are not yet certain. We are sticking to our earlier conclusions that political

compromises will lead to looser fiscal policies, that the door to key structural

reforms is not yet closed, that the risk of "Swexit" is low and that Swedish

financial assets will not carry any major risk premiums. Below are 15 questions

and answers about the new political situation and what it means to Sweden's

economy and growth. After the Q&A, we explain how a new government is chosen,

why deadlock may complicate this process and some relevant Nordic experiences

with changing domestic political landscapes."