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Anders Borg presents the Swedish budget
20 September 2011 -
The ministers interviewed: Anders Borg
28 October 2010 -
The ministers interviewed: Peter Norman
28 October 2010 -
Introduction, The Long-Term Survey 2011
Docent Oskar Nordström Skans, Ministry of Finance
6 May 2010
Latest forecast for the Swedish economy
Sweden's GDP growth will be sharply weaker in 2012, which will also mean weaker public finances. The Government's assessment is that balanced net lending in 2012 will provide scope for reforms equal to SEK 15 billion, while also leaving safety margins in the public finances that can be used should developments deteriorate.
Contact: Economic Affairs Department
The Economic Affairs Department have primary responsibility for the forecasts.
About the forecasts
The Government always presents forecasts for the Swedish economy and public finances in connection with the Spring Fiscal Policy Bill in April and the Budget Bill in September. These forecasts are normally updated a few times in between.
Framework for fiscal policy
Government forecasts contain key indicators related to the requirements on fiscal policy contained in the fiscal policy framework.
