Swedish National Debt Office News
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Risks threatening the stability of Sweden’s banking system have grown as the global economy deteriorates, said Mattias Persson, head of the financial stability department at the central bank.
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Sweden’s National Debt Office said the krona’s appreciation may prompt it to end a successful 50 billion-kronor ($7 billion) bet once it reaches a level considered “normal.”
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Following is a summary of September central government debt from the Swedish National Debt Office in Stockholm:
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Following is a summary of September government debt and borrowing from the Swedish National Debt Office in Stockholm:
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Sweden will issue a new 20-year nominal bond through debt exchanges in response to interest from potential investors, the Swedish National Debt Office said.
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The euro strengthened for a second day against the dollar as speculation increased Greece may seek to modify its austerity program following the June 17 election in a bid to remain in the monetary bloc.
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The Swedish National Debt Office said it will probably recoup taxpayer money and make a “slight profit” from the takeover of failed broker D. Carnegie & Co as the current owners now plan to sell off real estate assets.
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The following issue was exchanged today:
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The following issue was exchanged today:
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The following issue was exchanged today:
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