We forecast that the virus induced stock market crash will trigger a downturn in Swedish apartment prices over the coming months. Our models however suggest that the price drop could be quite mild and temporary. In January 2019 we put out a forecast of Swedish apartment and house prices where Indicio´s models indicated that prices … Read More
The results from our GDP models show that many countries will probably avoid a recession, with the UK as a possible exception, although they will face low or declining growth in the coming years. Some Euro area countries like Spain and Austria will even do rather well. In this article, we forecast GDP with data … Read More
In this study we use Indicio, a forecasting tool developed by Indicio Technologies, to generate forecasts of Swedish existing home sales. We forecast house- and apartments sales in both Sweden and the Stockholm region. Our modelling suggests that sales of one and two dwellings houses are highly interrelated with the development of mortgage rates and … Read More
We forecast that residential investment will decline by almost 17 percent over the years 2018-2021, using a new forecast modelling tool. The number of started dwellings is expected to decrease from a seasonally adjusted annual rate (saar) of 68 000 in the fall of 2016 to slightly below 52 000 in the beginning of 2021. … Read More
The historical relationship, as estimated by a variety of statistical models, between Swedish house prices and their driving forces suggests that prices will increase at an annual rate of two to three percent over the next one to two years. Large price falls would only occur if equity markets fell significantly, household income fell, interest … Read More
Growth in the euro area, Sweden’s most vital export market, slowed considerably over the course of 2018. When presenting its new macroeconomic projection in December, however, the European Central Bank, or ECB, predicted that growth would recover. We have analysed a number of different forecast models and scenarios and can state that the ECB’s assessment, … Read More
