"If the war drags on, fuel rationing could be a possibility, but first we would issue a recommendation to conserve fuel and prioritise public transport."
Sweden's government is considering fuel rationing due to the ongoing Middle East conflict, which has significantly impacted the economy. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson noted the worsening effects, with risks of higher inflation and slowed growth. Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson emphasized the energy crisis's severity and mentioned measures already taken, such as tax cuts on petrol and diesel. Future recommendations may include conserving fuel and prioritizing public transport, alongside increasing energy production from renewable sources. An updated economic prognosis will be presented on May 1st.
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