Businesses in northern Sweden pessimistic, but still rosier than in rest of country
Regional economic attitudes bordering on "very weak" are buoyed only by sustainable-energy investments
Local confidence about the state of the economy in Sweden’s northernmost Norrland region continues to decline and now borders on “very weak” — though, for the fifth quarter running, it remains more upbeat than in Sweden as a whole — according to figures published Wednesday by Norrlandsfonden, a foundation that invests in development in northern Sweden.
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