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Market analysis of SEK to EUR currency exchange rates

Analysis as of April 2025

The exchange rate between the Swedish Krona (SEK) and the Euro (EUR) has experienced notable fluctuations over the past several months. This report provides an analysis of the SEK/EUR exchange rate trends, underlying factors influencing these movements, and potential future outlooks.

Recent Exchange Rate Trends

Between September 2024 and March 2025, the SEK/EUR exchange rate exhibited a general upward trend, indicating a strengthening of the Swedish Krona against the Euro. The exchange rate increased by approximately 2.78% during this period. (exchange-rates.org)

In early 2025, the SEK/EUR exchange rate continued to rise. On January 17, 2025, the rate was at its lowest point of the year at 0.08670 EUR per SEK. By March 7, 2025, it had reached a peak of 0.09150 EUR per SEK. The average exchange rate over this period was 0.08868 EUR per SEK. (exchange-rates.org)

Factors Influencing the Exchange Rate

Several factors have contributed to the fluctuations in the SEK/EUR exchange rate:

  • Monetary Policy Decisions: The European Central Bank (ECB) and the Swedish Riksbank's monetary policies significantly impact the exchange rate. For instance, if the ECB maintains its current policy stance while the Riksbank adjusts its policies, it can lead to changes in the exchange rate. (skilling.com)

  • Economic Indicators: Key economic indicators such as GDP growth, inflation rates, and employment figures in both the Eurozone and Sweden influence investor confidence and currency valuations.

  • Global Economic Events: Geopolitical developments, trade agreements, and global economic trends can affect currency strength. For example, fluctuations in global oil prices can impact economies differently, influencing their respective currencies. (ft.com)

Historical Context

Historically, the Swedish Krona and the Norwegian Krone have maintained a close relationship, with their exchange rates being nearly identical to those from 150 years ago. Despite differences in their economies, factors such as previous negative interest rates in Sweden and the relatively small size of both currencies contribute to their weaknesses. While some propose euro membership or currency unions to stabilize the krona and krone, these ideas appear unrealistic. Despite the challenges, weaker currencies can benefit export-dependent countries like Sweden and Norway, offering potential advantages despite the inflation complications. (ft.com)

Future Outlook

Analysts project that the EUR/SEK rate could rise to approximately 12.23 SEK by the end of 2025, marking a potential upward trend for the Euro relative to the Swedish Krona. From a technical analysis perspective, the EUR/SEK chart suggests a possible breakout above the 12.00 SEK resistance level. Should this occur, the exchange rate could climb further, potentially surpassing 12.20 SEK. Conversely, if resistance holds, a correction might lead the EUR/SEK down to around 11.80 SEK. (skilling.com)

In the latter half of 2025, the EUR/SEK is expected to increase further, potentially reaching over 12.20 SEK. Technical analysis for this period suggests the possibility of a breakout beyond the 12.20 SEK resistance level. If this occurs, the rate might rise to levels around 12.50 SEK. Should resistance hold, however, the rate could experience a correction, possibly falling to about 12.00 SEK. (skilling.com)

Conclusion

The SEK/EUR exchange rate has shown a strengthening of the Swedish Krona against the Euro over the past several months. This trend is influenced by various factors, including monetary policies, economic indicators, and global economic events. While historical patterns provide context, future projections suggest potential fluctuations, with the Euro possibly strengthening against the Krona by the end of 2025. Investors and policymakers should closely monitor these developments to make informed decisions.