The review summarizes the key developments in central government borrowing, the sovereign bond markets, and Finland’s economy in 2025.
At the end of January 2026, the central government debt was EUR 192.75 billion. This means EUR 34 006 per capita.
The State Treasury issues Treasury bills and serial bonds in auctions. Here you can find details of our upcoming auctions.
In this section: an investor presentation and latest economic forecast.
The government has a solicited credit rating S&P Global Ratings. For long-term debt, the rating is AA+.
Government gross borrowing requirement for the year 2026 is approximately EUR 44.2 billion. The net borrowing requirement is EUR 13.1 billion.
In this section: indicators, rankings and analyses – as well as information on Finnish government’s key sustainability targets.
What is meant by central government borrowing? Who are Finland's creditors? Answers to frequently asked questions.
pproximately 60% of the gross funding will be funded with long-term maturities, the rest with Treasury bills.
