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US Trade Policy Updates: Courts, New Investigations, and Targeted Relief Reshape the Tariff Landscape

US trade policy is entering a new phase. As broad tariffs give way to more targeted measures, companies face a shifting landscape shaped by legal rulings, new investigations, and evolving enforcement. Here is what Swedish exporters need...

Section 232 update: metals and pharmaceutical tariffs

This update outlines the latest Section 232 changes affecting metals and pharmaceuticals, with implications for tariff exposure across multiple sectors. It summarises what has changed, how the new frameworks are structured, and what...

Applications now open: New opportunity for Swedish SMEs in Ukraine

Swedish small and medium-sized enterprises can now apply to the new Business Accelerator.

Rebuilding Kharkiv with reused windows from Sweden

The Swedish company Demontera has delivered around 2,000 reused windows to Ukraine to support the reconstruction of schools, hospitals and residential buildings.

US Supreme Court blocks IEEPA tariffs as the administration introduces alternative measure

The US Supreme Court has ruled that the President does not have authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs. The administration acted immediately and introduced temporary measures.

Understanding refund steps and the potential for new US tariffs

The US is reshaping its tariff framework after the invalidation of IEEPA tariffs. Swedish companies now face temporary surcharges, refund procedures and a broad new set of Section 301 investigations.

A long-term commitment to Ukraine’s reconstruction

On 24 February 2026, four years have passed since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. It is clear that international support must be both sustained and strategic.

Swedish companies build critical infrastructure in West Africa

Public transport and biofuels are creating growth opportunities in West Africa – and in Sweden. As developing countries invest in critical infrastructure, Swedish companies can contribute with technology, expertise, and sustainable...

Multilateral investments provide opportunities for Swedish companies

Business Sweden has long-standing experience working with the World Bank, regional development banks and the UN system. We use this experience to help Swedish companies navigate complex regulations and procurement processes and convert...

Unlocking global development opportunities for Swedish companies

Low- and middle-income countries offer significant business opportunities for Swedish companies while also enabling meaningful contributions to sustainable development. Business Sweden supports SMEs in identifying projects where Swedish...

US trade policy is evolving rapidly in 2026

In a recent webinar, Pillsbury experts outlined how tariff actions, court rulings and geopolitics are reshaping market access conditions for Swedish companies in the US.

Advanced but Anxious: How Aging Pressure Drives Taiwan to Seek Solutions Amid the AI Boom and Beyond Hospitals

Taiwan's advanced healthcare system, and the opportunities behind its challenges, have led to the market’s growing global visibility.

The EU-India Free Trade Agreement: FAQ for Swedish Companies

On 27 January 2026, in New Delhi, the EU and India announced the conclusion of the negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Once it enters into force, the agreement will constitute one of the world’s largest trade areas, covering...

Germany reshapes housing and heating (as of 15 December 2025)

Germany is repositioning its housing and heating sector by targeting an annual renovation rate of 2.5% of the building stock and linking new investment to the provision of affordable, low-carbon housing.

Germany accelerates large-scale upgrades across its energy system (as of 11 December 2025)

With renewables approaching 60%, a national hydrogen backbone taking shape and grid upgrades underway, Germany is accelerating the transformation of its energy infrastructure in pursuit of climate neutrality by 2045.