Sell SEK as Riksbank is likely to cut rates more than market expects: BCA
Investing.comThursday, June 19, 2025 at 10:11:44 AM
Analysts at BCA Research are advising investors to sell the Swedish krona (SEK), arguing that Sweden’s central bank, the Riksbank, is likely to slash interest rates more aggressively than markets currently anticipate. If they’re right, the currency could weaken further as lower rates typically make a currency less attractive to investors.
Editor’s Note: This isn’t just a niche forex trader story—it signals broader uncertainty about Sweden’s economy and how central banks might react. If the Riksbank does cut rates harder than expected, it could ripple through everything from Swedish exports to global currency strategies. For everyday folks, a weaker krona might mean pricier imports or shifting travel costs, but for markets, it’s another puzzle piece in the "when will central banks ease up?" debate.
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