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ING believes that SEK could be a victim of the upcoming trade war.

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Last updated: 2024/11/07 at 10:33 AM
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The market is eagerly anticipating a 50 basis point rate cut from Sweden’s Riksbank, according to ING’s FX Analyst Chris Turner. While the market is currently pricing in a 44 basis point cut, even a 25 basis point cut could have a significant impact on the EUR/SEK currency pair. Turner notes that the EUR/SEK has seen rapid gains over the past month, so some consolidation may be on the horizon.

Despite the potential for a rate cut, corporates may take advantage of any short-term corrections in the EUR/SEK exchange rate, particularly if it falls to the 11.55/60 range. Turner warns that the Swedish Krona (SEK) could suffer as a result of the ongoing trade war, making it a risky bet for investors. With uncertainty surrounding global trade, corporates may be looking to protect themselves against potential currency fluctuations.

The Riksbank’s decision on a rate cut could have far-reaching implications for the Swedish economy and the EUR/SEK exchange rate. While the market is hoping for a significant rate cut, even a smaller cut could impact the currency pair. With the EUR/SEK seeing rapid gains recently, a consolidation period may be necessary to stabilize the exchange rate.

Investors should keep a close eye on the Riksbank’s decision and any potential rate cuts, as this could have a ripple effect on the EUR/SEK exchange rate. While a 50 basis point cut is ideal for the market, a 25 basis point cut could still have a notable impact. Corporates may be looking to take advantage of short-term corrections in the exchange rate to mitigate risks associated with the trade war and global uncertainty.

In conclusion, the market is eagerly awaiting Sweden’s Riksbank decision on a potential rate cut, with expectations running high for a 50 basis point cut. Even a smaller cut could impact the EUR/SEK exchange rate, which has seen rapid gains recently. Corporates may be looking to protect themselves against currency fluctuations by taking advantage of any short-term corrections in the exchange rate. With the looming trade war and global uncertainty, investors should remain cautious and monitor the situation closely for any developments that may impact the EUR/SEK.

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