Sweden: Government expenditure

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The most recent value is 458.38 billion Swedish Krona as of Q2 2026, an increase compared to the previous value of 430.08 billion Swedish Krona. Historically, the average for Sweden from Q1 1993 to Q2 2026 is 237.67 billion Swedish Krona. The minimum of 108.35 billion Swedish Krona was recorded in Q3 1993, while the maximum of 474.79 billion Swedish Krona was reached in Q4 2025. Click on the following link to see the values of: Government expenditure around the world.
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  • Measure: billion Swedish Krona
  • Definition: Total spending by all levels of government but excluding public enterprises.
  • Source: Eurostat

Recent values Sweden: Government expenditure, billion currency units
2026  Q2 458.38
2026  Q1 430.08
2025  Q4 474.79
2025  Q3 421.81
2025  Q2 429.77
2025  Q1 409.02
2024  Q4 450.13
2024  Q3 413.97


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 Government spending, percent of GDP 26.43 2025 percent
 Government spending, in dollars 176.83 2025 billion U.S. dollars
 Fiscal balance, percent of GDP -1.72 2024 percent
 Primary budget balance -1.61 2024 percent
 Government expenditure 458.38 Q2/2026 billion
 Long-term interest rate 3.02 8/2026 percent
 Tax revenue 27.23 2024 percent
 Taxes on goods and services 34.65 2024 percent
 Taxes on international trade 0.88 1994 percent
 Income and profits taxes 18.18 2024 percent
 Government debt 32.99 2024 percent
 Government debt in foreign currency, percent 5.20 2024 percent
 Government debt held by non-residents 13.95 2024 percent
 Sovereign debt average maturity 2.97 2024 percent
 Short-term government debt 11.80 2024 percent
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