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EURO-SEK: Danske Bank suggest that "the, at least from our standpoint, somewhat
surprising decision from the Riksbank to keep the rate path intact at the July
meeting has added to the recent trend for a stronger SEK. Despite soft messages
and lingering cuts from the Fed and the ECB, the Riksbank stubbornly maintains
its hiking bias, motivated by well-anchored inflation expectations and actual
inflation in line with its forecasts. In the near term, this might lend the SEK
some support. However, we strongly doubt that the Riksbank will be able to
deliver a hike this year or even next year. When cuts from the Fed and/or ECB
materialise, we believe the Riksbank will have no other choice than to abandon
its hopes of 'policy normalisation' for now. Thus, we deem our medium-term
outlook for the SEK to be fundamentally unchanged and correspondingly keep our
forecast profile intact at SEK10.50 (1 month), SEK10.70 (3 month), SEK10.80 (6
month) and SEK10.90 (12 month). However, broad-based USD weakness may send
USD/SEK (and by extension EUR/SEK) much lower than suggested by our forecasts."
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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