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Central government borrowing
The Debt Office is responsible for central government debt management and borrowing. Our aim is to minimise the cost of the debt over time while taking account of risks.
Introduction of rescaling factor for inflation-linked bonds
Auctions result
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Treasury bills
Latest: 2026-03-04 -
Nominal government bonds
Latest: 2026-02-25 -
Inflation-linked bonds
Latest: 2026-02-19
Upcoming auctions
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Treasury bills
Coming: 2026-03-18 -
Inflation-linked bonds
Coming: 2026-03-19 -
Nominal government bonds
Coming: 2026-03-25
Borrowing forecast and analysis
The Debt Office publishes forecasts for the central government budget balance and borrowing three times per year. Here you can find the latest report.
Statistics on debt and funding
The Debt Office publishes data relating to central government debt, borrowing and outstanding securities on a regular basis.
News - government borrowing
Surplus for Swedish central government in February 2026
Press release
6 March 2026
Swedish central government payments resulted in a surplus of SEK 83.4 billion in February. The Debt Office’s forecast was a surplus of SEK 62.1 billion. The difference is mainly due to higher tax...
Higher government debt but lower cost in 2025
News
17 February 2026
Sweden’s central government debt continued to grow in 2025 as the budget showed a deficit for the second consecutive year. The cost of the debt decreased, however, mainly due to the appreciation of...
Highest credit rating and clear funding strategy
Swedish government securities have a low credit risk and the Debt Office’s borrowing strategy is characterized by transparency and predictability.