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Daniel Kral highlights that the Riksbank has reduced its balance sheet through active sales at a much quicker pace—both in absolute terms and relative to size—compared to the Bank of England.
He notes that the Bank of England has seen minimal active selling since September 2024, according to a chart referenced in his comment.
Kral has recently tracked other indicators of European fiscal progress. He reported that Greek, Cyprus, and Portuguese public debt ratios have fallen sharply since end-2020. Another analyst, Tomasz Wieladek, has noted the shift to higher growth and lower deficits in PIIGS countries in the 2020s. These developments add further context to discussions around central bank policies.