Sweden election live: results too close to call as projections narrow as more votes are counted

The latest Swedish election results are too close to call, with the opposition bloc and government parties neck and neck. The opposition bloc is projected to have 175 seats, while the government parties have 174. This narrow margin is causing uncertainty in the outcome of the election. The possibility of the far-right Sweden Democrats entering the government has drawn international attention, particularly following a similar outcome in Germany's regional elections. The outcome of this election will have significant implications for Sweden's politics and economy.

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The Swedish election results are too close to call, which could lead to market uncertainty. The outcome may impact investor confidence and the country's economic policies.

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