STOCKHOLM, March 29 (Reuters) - Sweden's economic
downturn this year will not be as deep as previously expected,
the leading NIER think-tank said on Wednesday.
The NIER forecast the economy would shrink 0.6% this year
against its previous forecast of a contraction of 1.1%. It also
lowered its forecast for unemployment, though it expects
inflation to be higher through 2023.
(Reporting by Simon Johnson, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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