UBS maintains a constructive medium-term view on the SEK, projecting EURSEK to decline to 10.30 by June 2027. Despite near-term pressure from low yields, Sweden's solid fundamentals and energy independence support a stronger krona.
Key Takeaways
- 1.EURSEK is currently under pressure due to a low-yield environment and market expectations for rate hikes by other European central banks.
- 2.UBS maintains a constructive medium-term outlook for the SEK, citing Sweden's resilient risk sentiment, solid domestic growth, and energy independence.
- 3.Forecasts for EURSEK have been revised upward, with 10.60 now expected for September 2026 and 10.30 for June 2027.
Table of Contents
- Solid fundamentals support the krona
- The global environment remains supportive
- Investment prospects
- Global Asset Class Preference Attractive
- Global asset class preferences definitions
- Appendix
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Authors
Clémence DumoncelConstantin Bolz
Securities
EURSEK
Themes
Monetary Policy DivergenceGeopolitical Risk impact on FXEnergy Independence and Resilience
Regions
EuropeSwedenIran
