Sweden GDP Indicator (Q1) & ETI (Apr.)

The stronger-than-expected increase in Swedish GDP in Q1 means that the economy has already largely regained its pre-virus peak. Meanwhile, the jump in the ETI in April suggests that the economy is firing on all cylinders, and the risks to our near-term forecasts are firmly to the upside.

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