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20 February 2019 - Sweden’s central government finances will weaken in the coming years as the economy slows down. That is the picture given in the new forecast from the Debt Office, which expects a lower budget balance and reduced net lending. Despite the poorer budget prospects, the Debt Office does not need to increase its krona borrowing since it has a large cash surplus to use. Swedish economy slows – budget prospects weaken
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29 %
Government debt as share of GDP2017-12-31
1 204 939 559 903 SEK
Government debt2019-01-31
37 024 733 423 SEK
Guarantees & lending2018-07-31
950 000 SEK
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