Statistical Office of Sweden (SCB) reported that by the end of the third quarter of 2025 households’ liquid savings totaled 35 billion Swedish kronor, an increase of 18 billion kronor from the same quarter in 2024. Liquid assets overall were 76 billion kronor, while household loans rose by 41 billion kronor to a total of 5 418 billion kronor, giving an annual loan growth rate of 2.5 percent. During the quarter households net‑bought listed shares worth 5 billion kronor and mutual‑fund units worth 26 billion kronor. Net withdrawals from bank accounts were 6 billion kronor, down from 16 billion kronor the previous year. The data are presented in current prices and exclude tax deferrals, pension provisions, and other insurance reserves.
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