Malgré une hausse de près de 30 % de son programme d'émissions de dette face à la crise du Covid, l'Etat a bénéficié de conditions exceptionnelles. Le coût moyen de ses financements à moyen et long terme est tombé à -0,14 % grâce à l'action de la BCE. La France lèvera encore 260 milliards d'euros l'an prochain.

Entry ban from UK, Denmark and Norway
 
The Swedish government has introduced an entry ban to Sweden from the UK, Denmark, and Norway, due to the new variant of the SARS-Cov-2 virus. The entry ban applies until further notice.
 
Swedish citizens are not affected by the travel ban.
 
Stricter national regulations
 
Since 14 December, stricter national regulations and general advice apply in Stockholm and Sweden. Everyone has an obligation to prevent the spread of COVID-19. You are obliged to:
 
    Stay at home if you have symptoms of COVID-19.
    Limit new close contacts. Only socialize with people you usually meet and ideally outdoors.
    Keep your distance from others and avoid places such as stores and shopping malls if they become crowded.
    Travel in the safest way possible. Avoid public transportation and other means of transport where it is not possible to book a seat.
    Work from home as often as you can.
    Be careful when visiting people who are aged 70+ or belong to an at-risk group.
 
Read more about the stricter national regulations at krisinformation.se.
 
General restrictions
 
The government has tightened a number of restrictions.
 
    A maximum of four people can sit together at the same table in restaurants.
    Alcohol sales are prohibited after 8 pm.
    The maximum number of people who visit shopping centers, larger stores, gyms, etc is limited. The exact number is governed by the size of the room. The Public Health Agency of Sweden urges all physical stores to refrain from the traditional after-Christmas sale in order to reduce congestion.
    Most public events have been suspended and venues like cinemas, theatres, and concert venues may only hold up to eight guests at a time.
    The Public Health Agency of Sweden recommends face masks in public transports during rush hour (7-9 am and 4-6 pm on weekdays). The new guidelines will apply until further notice.
    Everyone who is able to should work from home, effective immediately.
    All activities within the state, municipalities, and regions that are not necessary should be closed immediately. This applies, for example, to bathhouses, sports halls, and museums.
 
Read more about the tightening of restrictions at krisinformation.se.
 
Restaurants, bars, and cafés
 
Since 24 November, gatherings of more than eight people are not allowed. This ban will apply until further notice.
 
Restaurants, cafés, and bars as well as other venues are only allowed to serve food and drink to guests who are seated at a table or a bar counter. Guests are permitted to order and pick up food and drink, provided that this does not lead to crowding or queues. They must ensure that guests can keep at least one meter's distance from other people.
 
Since 24 December the size of a dining party is limited to four people.
 
From 24 December, no alcohol is to be sold after 8 pm. This rule applies until further notice.

Entry ban from UK, Denmark and Norway
 
The Swedish government has introduced an entry ban to Sweden from the UK, Denmark, and Norway, due to the new variant of the SARS-Cov-2 virus. The entry ban applies until further notice.
 
Swedish citizens are not affected by the travel ban.
 
Stricter national regulations
 
Since 14 December, stricter national regulations and general advice apply in Stockholm and Sweden. Everyone has an obligation to prevent the spread of COVID-19. You are obliged to:
 
    Stay at home if you have symptoms of COVID-19.
    Limit new close contacts. Only socialize with people you usually meet and ideally outdoors.
    Keep your distance from others and avoid places such as stores and shopping malls if they become crowded.
    Travel in the safest way possible. Avoid public transportation and other means of transport where it is not possible to book a seat.
    Work from home as often as you can.
    Be careful when visiting people who are aged 70+ or belong to an at-risk group.
 
Read more about the stricter national regulations at krisinformation.se.
 
General restrictions
 
The government has tightened a number of restrictions.
 
    A maximum of four people can sit together at the same table in restaurants.
    Alcohol sales are prohibited after 8 pm.
    The maximum number of people who visit shopping centers, larger stores, gyms, etc is limited. The exact number is governed by the size of the room. The Public Health Agency of Sweden urges all physical stores to refrain from the traditional after-Christmas sale in order to reduce congestion.
    Most public events have been suspended and venues like cinemas, theatres, and concert venues may only hold up to eight guests at a time.
    The Public Health Agency of Sweden recommends face masks in public transports during rush hour (7-9 am and 4-6 pm on weekdays). The new guidelines will apply until further notice.
    Everyone who is able to should work from home, effective immediately.
    All activities within the state, municipalities, and regions that are not necessary should be closed immediately. This applies, for example, to bathhouses, sports halls, and museums.
 
Read more about the tightening of restrictions at krisinformation.se.
 
Restaurants, bars, and cafés
 
Since 24 November, gatherings of more than eight people are not allowed. This ban will apply until further notice.
 
Restaurants, cafés, and bars as well as other venues are only allowed to serve food and drink to guests who are seated at a table or a bar counter. Guests are permitted to order and pick up food and drink, provided that this does not lead to crowding or queues. They must ensure that guests can keep at least one meter's distance from other people.
 
Since 24 December the size of a dining party is limited to four people.
 
From 24 December, no alcohol is to be sold after 8 pm. This rule applies until further notice.

La préfecture de police de Paris rappelle qu'il va faire beau ce week-end... et que le non-respect des gestes barrière sera sanctionné. #Covid19 (Communiqué) https://t.co/CGbF2NMJZE