ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL
DATA FOR SWEDEN 		Date of last update:
Feb 2, 12, 16:21
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FISCAL SECTOR 
Central government operations, borrowing requirement and funding 
Central government borrowing requirement, by category and instrument 

Borrowing requirement 
SEK, millions 
Dec/11 
90 838 
-5 544 
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Debt dispositions  SEK, millions  Dec/11  -8 305  7 050  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
Short term investments  SEK, millions  Dec/11  -11 151  22 547  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
Change in central government debt 2)  SEK, millions  Dec/11  71 382  24 052  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
Change in central government debt, by category and instrument               
Borrowing in SEK  SEK, millions  Dec/11  81 617  19 245  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
   Nominal borrowing
   denominated in SEK 		 SEK, millions  Dec/11  82 541  19 088  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
      Treasury bonds  SEK, millions  Dec/11  2 800  3 057  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
      Treasury bills  SEK, millions  Dec/11  7 054  5 000  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
      Overnight borrowing  SEK, millions  Dec/11  12 192  -5 073  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
      Retail market instruments  SEK, millions  Dec/11  332  -1 014  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
   Inflation linked
   borrowing in SEK 		 SEK, millions  Dec/11  -924  158  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 
Financing in foreign currencies  SEK, millions  Dec/11  -10 235  4 807  ..  ..  SNDO: Homepage, Email 

Footnotes:

1) Data normally not subject to revision
2) Positive figure represents an increased debt, negative figure decreased debt.