Elections 2010: SEB experts are ready to comment

On Sunday, September 19, Sweden goes to the polls. Opinion polls are not
definitive about the outcome. It could be a majority government for the Alliance
or the Red-Green block, or a minority government in a hung parliament. For
Sweden, it is about choosing an economic policy path, primarily for the next
four years, in a complex and challenging global setting.

What will be the impact of the election outcome on the economy, household
budgets, companies and financial markets?

SEB's experts are ready to answer media questions before, during and after the
votes are counted.


Robert Bergqvist, Chief Economist, [phone]
Focus: Economics & Policy, market reaction / effects

Håkan Frisén, Head of Economic Research, [phone]
Focus: Economics & Policy, market reaction / effects

Gunilla Nyström, Private Economist, [phone]
Focus: The elections − household-related issues

Ingela Hemming, Business Economist, [phone]
Focus: The elections − company-related issues

Johan Javeus, Chief Strategist, Trading Strategy, [phone]
Focus: Economics & policy, market reaction / effects


 For further information, please contact   Press contact
                                           Elisabeth Lennhede,  Press & PR
 Robert Bergqvist, Chief Economist         [phone]
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