Sweden’s broad money supply (M3) continued its upward trend in December 2025, with the aggregate rising to 4,946.0 billion SEK, up from 4,900.9 billion SEK in November 2025. The latest figures highlight a modest expansion in liquidity within the Swedish financial system at the end of the year.
The November reading marked an M3 level of 4,900.9 billion SEK, which has now been surpassed as of December’s 4,946.0 billion SEK. This increase may reflect ongoing credit activity and deposit growth in the economy, although no further breakdown of underlying drivers was provided.
The data were last updated on 29 January 2026, offering markets and analysts a fresh signal on monetary conditions in Sweden as they assess the broader macroeconomic outlook going into 2026.
