Sweden will continue to issue so-called “inflationary” bonds, but will gradually reduce the amount, which is currently significant, the country's debt office said, quoted by Reuters.
“In the absence of a clear long-term perspective on these bonds compared to normal bonds, the amount of such bonds will be reduced gradually,” the service said in a statement.
According to his estimates, by the end of 2029. the volume of debt raised through “inflation” bonds should be reduced to SEK 80 billion (€7 billion).
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