Swedish economy remains strong and budget surplus grows

19 June 2018 - The Swedish economy is growing at a good pace and the central government budget is expected to show a surplus of SEK 90 billion this year and SEK 69 billion next year. Despite the stronger budget balance the Debt Office makes no change to its borrowing in government bonds. Reducing borrowing from an already historically low level would further worsen liquidity in the market. Swedish economy remains strong and budget surplus grows

Central government debt and other figures

1 231 174 227 874 SEK

Government debt2018-05-31 

42 639 718 161 SEK

Guarantees & lending2017-10-31 

950 000 SEK

0.42 %
Government borrowing rate 2018-06-15

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Calendar

  • 6
    Jul2018
    09:30
    Sweden's Central Government Debt June 2018
  • 6
    Jul2018
    09:30
    Outcome of central government payments for June
  • 7
    Aug2018
    09:30
    Sweden's Central Government Debt July 2018

The Swedish National Debt Office

The Debt Office plays a key role in the Swedish economy and in the financial market. Our operations contribute towards taxpayers money being used as efficiently as possible and the financial system remaining stable.