Sweden - Private sector debt: loans: Consolidated Non-financial corporations was 95.60 % of GDP in December of 2022, according to the EUROSTAT. Trading Economics provides the current actual value, an historical data chart and related indicators for Sweden - Private sector debt: loans: Consolidated Non-financial corporations - last updated from the EUROSTAT on May of 2024. Historically, Sweden - Private sector debt: loans: Consolidated Non-financial corporations reached a record high of 108.60 % of GDP in December of 2009 and a record low of 69.40 % of GDP in December of 1996.


Private Sector Debt: Loans: Consolidated Non-financial Corporations
Country Last Previous Unit Reference
Greece 110827.60 116184.20 Million units of national currency Dec 2022
Luxembourg 221.10 242.20 % of GDP Dec 2022
Ireland 104.30 119.80 % of GDP Dec 2022
Netherlands 101.70 107.40 % of GDP Dec 2022
Denmark 100.70 98.00 % of GDP Dec 2023
Sweden 95.60 93.70 % of GDP Dec 2022
Belgium 89.90 93.10 % of GDP Dec 2023
Finland 67.60 68.70 % of GDP Dec 2022
Austria 65.40 67.40 % of GDP Dec 2022
Portugal 60.80 66.50 % of GDP Dec 2023
Germany 57.70 57.10 % of GDP Dec 2022
Italy 56.90 59.50 % of GDP Dec 2022
Spain 56.70 62.60 % of GDP Dec 2023
Hungary 56.10 54.70 % of GDP Dec 2022
Estonia 54.60 55.00 % of GDP Dec 2022
Greece 53.30 64.00 % of GDP Dec 2022
Bulgaria 50.30 57.80 % of GDP Dec 2022
Croatia 45.90 48.90 % of GDP Dec 2022
Czech Republic 39.60 40.30 % of GDP Dec 2022
Slovenia 39.10 38.80 % of GDP Dec 2022
Slovakia 39.10 43.20 % of GDP Dec 2023
Latvia 33.80 37.50 % of GDP Dec 2022
Poland 31.30 35.00 % of GDP Dec 2023
Romania 29.10 31.60 % of GDP Dec 2022
Lithuania 26.40 26.40 % of GDP Dec 2022
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