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Most recent reports in the "Danish government borrowing and debt" series
Reports consist of recurring reports on Danmarks Nationalbank’s areas of work and activities. Here you will find Danmarks Nationalbank’s annual report, among other documents. Reports are targeted at people who need a status and update on the past period.
Danish government borrowing and debt 2018
Denmark's government debt policy has been characterised by four years of very low funding costs and declining debt. In 2018, the central government debt fell to 19 per cent of GDP. The central government saves considerable interest costs by granting on-lending and buying bonds to finance social housing. At the same time, it contributes to supporting the market for government securities. Market liquidity is also supported by the central government's activity in the secondary market and by a well-functioning primary dealer model.