Securities issues, July 2021
Borrowing in long-term debt securities increased
Statistical news from Statistics Sweden 2021-08-17 9.30
At the end of July, total liabilities in long-term debt securities amounted to SEK 6 943 billion, up by SEK 28 billion since June. This increase is mainly due to increased liabilities in debt securities denominated in Swedish kronor and euros during the month.
Developments in July 2021 in brief
Liabilities in debt securities increased
• At the end of July, total liabilities in debt securities were valued at SEK 8 668 billion, up by SEK 29 billion from the previous month.
• The debt stock for long-term securities denominated in Swedish kronor and euros increased by SEK 20 billion and SEK 9 billion respectively during the month.
• Short-term liabilities increased by SEK 1 billion, mainly due to an increase in securities denominated in euros valued net at SEK 6 billion.
• The year-on-year change for total liabilities in debt securities was 7.8 percent, an increase of 0.1 percentage points compared with June.
Monetary financial institutions increased liabilities in secured debt securities
• In July, long-term liabilities in secured securities from monetary financial institutions increased by SEK 27 billion and amounted to SEK 2 474 billion. Liabilities in securities denominated in Swedish kronor and euros account for this increase.
• In July, the central government (via the Swedish National Debt Office) accounted for the largest decrease in liabilities in debt securities, and total liabilities decreased by SEK 19 billion. This decrease was solely due to short-term securities denominated in Swedish kronor reaching maturity.
• Liabilities in the local government sector also decreased during the month, by SEK 700 million.
• In the non-financial sector, liabilities in securities increased by SEK 5 billion and amounted to SEK 1 531 billion. This increase primarily originates from liabilities denominated in euros.
Maturity structure
• Securities valued at SEK 2 147 billion will reach maturity within six months, evenly distributed between foreign currency and Swedish kronor.
• Non-secured securities from monetary financial institutions accounted for SEK 972 billion of the total maturity value within six months.
• Short-term and long-term securities accounted for SEK 1 517 billion and SEK 630 billion respectively of the total maturity value within six months.
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Statistics Sweden’s monthly publication on Securities issues covers total outstanding volume and maturity structure for debt securities issued by Swedish issuers. It describes the development and conditions of Swedish enterprises’ debt securities borrowing.
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