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Swedish & Finnish Labour Force Surveys (May)

Swedish employment growth seems set to slow but the unemployment rate should nevertheless drift lower this year after being unchanged in May. And with over one third of firms suffering from a shortage of labour, we expect wage growth to pick up.

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