Sweden shelves €10.8bn proposal

Sweden’s government shelved a proposal to take €10.8 billion from the country’s four State retirement funds to repay debt after political pressure.

The Scandinavian country’s Social Insurance Board in April proposed that Finance Minister Bosse Ringholm shift the money to pare the State’s 1.3 trillion kronor national debt.

Mr Ringholm decided against the plan after meeting opposition parties.

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