The USD/SEK exchange rate has reached 11.23 kronor, indicating that the US dollar is generally overvalued while the Swedish krona is undervalued by approximately 25-30%. This marks a notable weakness for the krona, which previously hit a record low of 11.36 kronor on October 13, 2022. Analysts from Swedbank suggest that the Riksbank is unlikely to respond to the krona's weakness, advocating instead for a softer monetary policy. The broader currency market has seen the USD weaken against several currencies, with the SEK appreciating by 0.501% against the USD. Recent data indicates that 23 out of 28 USD crosses had positive returns, reflecting a strengthening of other currencies against the dollar.
The largest move in the last 7 days was: France 2Y. G10 bond yields that had 2 standard deviation moves during the period include: France 2Y, France 5Y, German 2Y https://t.co/72fLpz0wBf
The largest move in the last 24 hours was: Can. 10s30s. G10 bond yields that had 2 standard deviation moves during the period include: Can. 10s30s, AU 2s10s, Sweden 2Y, Sweden 5Y https://t.co/dJw5pGjdMS
The largest move in the last 24h was: Corn. Commodities that had 2 standard deviation moves during the period include: Corn https://t.co/zKBcs1gzdB