SEB predicts the Swedish National Debt Office will maintain its current bond issuance plans in the May report, despite a recent budget surplus caused by defense spending delays.
Key Takeaways
- 1.SEB expects the National Debt Office (NDO) to maintain its nominal bond issuance targets of SEK 216bn for 2026 and SEK 220bn for 2027.
- 2.A recent budget surplus of SEK 27bn is viewed as temporary, driven by delays in defense spending and Ukraine support rather than structural improvement.
- 3.Government debt as a share of GDP is expected to rise for the first time in 30 years due to excluded spending on defense and nuclear power.
Table of Contents
- Central government budget
- The outlook for the budget balance:
- High borrowing needs also in coming years
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Authors
Olle Holmgren
Securities
Nominal SEK BondsIL-bonds
Themes
Sovereign Debt Trajectory ReversalImpact of Geopolitical Conflict on Fiscal Policy
Regions
EuropeSweden
