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Financial accounts

Government finance statistics form an important part of the integrated system of sectoral non-financial and financial accounts for the euro area.

This section includes the financial transactions and the financial balance sheet broken down by accounting entry (assets or liabilities) and instrument (such as deposits, securities and loans).

Overview
Publications and Dashboards
Methodology

Transactions

Total assets | Assets by financial instrument | Total liabilities | Liabilities by financial instrument | Net transactions

Positions

Total assets | Assets by financial instrument | Total liabilities | Liabilities by financial instrument | Net positions

Below you can find the list of publications and reports where government data appear.

Publication	Tables
Economic Bulletin	6. Fiscal developments
Statistics Bulletin	6. Government finance 6.1 Revenue, expenditure and deficit/surplus 6.2 Revenue and expenditure 6.3. Government debt-to-GDP ratio 6.4. Government debt securities 6.5 Fiscal developments in euro area countries
ESRB Risk Dashboard	2. Macro Risk 2.6 General government debt-to-GDP 2.7 General government deficit-to-GDP 2.9 Debt service

Explore government finance data interactively

The ECB's government finance statistics dashboard allows you to access all the latest data for the euro area, the EU and individual EU Member States in graphical form.

For further information on the Government finance statistics, please access the documentation below:

ESA2010 Regulation

ECB Government Finance Statistics Guide

Public Sector Debt Statistics: Guide for Compilers and Users, a useful source of reference for national compilers and users of debt statistics of the general government and, more broadly, the public sector.