The Swedish government has announced a significant investment of 60 billion kronor in the upcoming autumn budget, as revealed by Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson.

This decision comes after budget negotiations among the Tidö parties, aiming to support the nation amidst an ongoing economic downturn.

The government believes that the battle against high inflation has been won, and the focus is now on fostering economic growth and security.

The budget is set to address key areas such as education, healthcare, and potential tax reductions, including discussions on the controversial flight tax.

This move is seen as a balanced approach to stimulate the economy while ensuring long-term growth and stability for Sweden.