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The Government’s guidelines for central government debt management in 2025
Publication 7 marraskuuta 2024 Guideline

Today's decision by the Government:

Press release: Guidelines for central government debt management in 2025

Report: Guidelines for central government debt management in 2025

Today, the Government adopted guidelines for the Swedish National Debt Office’s central government debt management.

Adopted guidelines for government debt management in 2025

News 7 marraskuuta 2024 About the Debt Office, Central Government Borrowing, Government Debt

Today, the Government adopted new guidelines for managing Sweden’s central government debt. The decision for 2025 is consistent with the Swedish National Debt Office’s proposal. This means that the outstanding volume of inflation-linked bonds will be reduced and that the debt’s term to maturity...

Sweden's Central Government Debt October 2024
Publication 7 marraskuuta 2024 Report – Government debt

Report: Sweden's Central Government Debt October 2024

Press release: Deficit for Swedish central government in October 2024

In the report “Sweden’s Central Government Debt”, the Debt Office describes the composition of the central government debt at the end of each month. The Debt Office also gives a monthly report on the net outcome of the central government’s revenues and payments (the net borrowing requirement).

Deficit for Swedish central government in October 2024

Press release 7 marraskuuta 2024 Central Government Borrowing, Government Debt

Swedish central government payments resulted in a deficit of SEK 5.7 billion in October. The Debt Office’s forecast was a deficit of SEK 12.3 billion. The difference is mainly due to higher tax income.

Sweden's Central Government Debt September 2024
Publication 7 lokakuuta 2024 Report – Government debt

Report: Sweden's Central Government Debt September 2024

Press release: Deficit for Swedish central government in September 2024

In the report “Sweden’s Central Government Debt”, the Debt Office describes the composition of the central government debt at the end of each month. The Debt Office also gives a monthly report on the net outcome of the central government’s revenues and payments (the net borrowing requirement).

Deficit for Swedish central government in September 2024

Press release 7 lokakuuta 2024 Central Government Borrowing, Government Debt

Swedish central government payments resulted in a deficit of SEK 29.4 billion in September. The Debt Office’s forecast was a deficit of SEK 12.7 billion. The difference is mainly due to the payment of the capital contribution to the Riksbank.

Barclays Capital terminates primary dealer agreement for Swedish government bonds

News 30 syyskuuta 2024 Central Government Borrowing

Barclays Bank Ireland PLC has informed the Swedish National Debt Office that its primary dealer agreement in Swedish Government Bonds will be terminated as of from 4th October 2024.

Debt Office proposes changes to guidelines for debt management

Press release 23 syyskuuta 2024 Central Government Borrowing, Government Debt

Today, the Swedish National Debt Office is submitting to the Government its annual proposed guidelines for central government debt management. The most significant change proposed is for reducing the proportion of the debt that is in inflation-linked bonds. The Debt Office also proposes using a new...

Central government debt management – Proposed guidelines 2025–2027
Publication 23 syyskuuta 2024 Guideline

Report: Central government debt management – Proposed guidelines 2025–2027

Press release: Debt Office proposes changes to guidelines for debt management

Each year, the Debt Office submits a proposal to the Government for how the central government debt should be managed.

Nordic Baltic Crisis Simulation Exercise, 2024

News 20 syyskuuta 2024 Financial stability

To test the preparedness for a potential crisis situation, authorities from the Nordic-Baltic countries responsible for financial stability during this week conducted a financial crisis simulation exercise in the Nordic-Baltic region, involving three fictitious banks with cross-border activities.
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