Sweden: Rising household debt worries – Bo
2014-10-06 09:58
(SIX) Swedish households' growing indebtedness worries the new Red-Green government, which wants to see a broad agreement to manage the debts. Amortization requirements is one possible measure discussed, but no information has yet been provided as to when it may be introduced. "We have had a development for a long time where household debt has increased over time in comparison with the income, for example. " It says Per Bo, new Minister for Financial Markets, in an interview with Echo on Monday. "What we must do is to ensure that this development is not continues. Would it continue to grow with such indebtedness increases the risk that there will be financial instability in Sweden. It is something that I will work extremely hard to avoid, " he continues. Bo says that measures need to be introduced but would not go into the individual measures that may be relevant. However, it is important to proceed carefully to reduce debt. "We have seen examples of other countries where they have taken for the unwary step and actually triggered instability. That we will not do somehow, "says Per Bo. Erik Palmung, phone +46 31 350 64 86 mailto: erik.palmung@six-group.se www.blogg.six.seSIXNews SIX News
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