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The 2030 Agenda and Sweden – a summary, SOU 2019:13
In the final report, the Swedish Delegation for the 2030 Agenda presents its proposals and assessments for Sweden’s continued implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
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Statement regarding Nordic-Baltic financial crisis simulation, January 2019
The Nordic and Baltic financial stability authorities have conducted a joint financial crisis management exercise. The exercise was held from 22 to 23 January 2019 and involved 31 authorities from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden as well as relevant European Union authorities. A staff member of the International Monetary Fund observed the simulation.
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Implementation of Riksdag decision on central government budget for 2019
Following the Riksdag’s adoption of the joint reservation from the Moderate Party and the Christian Democrats, the Riksdag has decided on appropriations in the 27 expenditure areas. This means that the Riksdag has concluded its processing of the central government budget for 2019. The caretaker government will now implement the decisions taken by the Riksdag.
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The central government budget for 2017 in figures
Central government expenditure proposed for 2017 amounts to SEK 972.4 billion and central government income is expected to amount to SEK 979.7 billion. The central government budget is therefore expected to reach a surplus of SEK 7.4 billion in 2017 and contribute to reducing the national debt.
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Economic outlook - September 2016
The Swedish economy grew quickly in 2015 and GDP growth is expected to be strong in 2016 as well. The labour market is strong, the employment rate is rising and unemployment is gradually declining. Net lending will increase in the years after 2017 and the large deficit the Government inherited has essentially been wiped out. The forecast was published in the Budget Bill for 2017 submitted to the parliament September 20, 2016.
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IMF evaluates financial stability in Sweden
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will visit Sweden at the invitation of the Ministry of Finance and Sveriges Riksbank both in mid-April and in August to make a special assessment of the financial sector and the public authorities’ work on financial stability, what is known as an FSAP (Financial Sector Assessment Program). The IMF’s report will take up any deficiencies and risks it may detect and propose measures to deal with them.
· Article from Ministry of Finance
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Economic outlook – April 2016
This forecast covers the period up to and including 2020 but focuses primarily on 2016 and 2017. The macro forecast is based on information as at 7 March 2016. The forecast is based on the rules that currently apply and the measures that the Government proposes and announces in the Spring Fiscal Policy Bill and the spring amending budget.
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