Saturday 8 Aug, 2026

Twelve kronor for one euro

Remove

Photo: fotoakuten

The decline of the Swedish krona continues to a new record low. One euro now costs twelve kronor on the foreign exchange market, reports TT. 

This year, the krona has lost just over 7 percent against the euro. Over the past ten years, the decline has been almost 40 percent.

– During the rest of the year, the krona will be weak, there is nothing in sight that would change that, says Jens Magnusson, chief economist at SEB.

Source: Aftonbladet.se

Remove

Related posts

On August 15, Tivoli in Copenhagen will open its new Japanese-inspired experience area, Hikari. The initiative includes over...
The oneworld airline alliance has been named "Favorite Airline Alliance" at The...
Transport for London has granted licenses for several of Wayve's self-driving electric cars, which for Uber...
Typhoon Dolphin is heading towards Japan, reports Reuters news agency. Over 500 flights have been cancelled...

Popular posts

Our website uses cookies. Read more about our use of cookies: Privacy policy