Reklāma
Sweden Household Consumption MoM
New monthly statistics on household spending will be produced by Statistics Sweden starting in 2013. Because home consumption accounts for 47% of the entire Gross Domestic Product (GDP), statistics on the business cycle are extremely important indicators.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the SEK while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the SEK.
Komunikācijas apskats (SEK)
| Simbols | Kopienas Trend (Shorts vs Longs) | Simbolu popularitāte | Vid. pārdošanas cena / Distance no cenas | Vid. pirkšanas cena / Distance no cenas | Pašreizējā cena | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURSEK |
|
|
11.0330 -1375 pips |
11.1646 +59 pips |
11.1705 | |
| USDSEK |
|
|
9.6025 +88 pips |
9.8402 -2465 pips |
9.5937 | |
| GBPSEK |
|
|
12.8439 -363 pips |
13.1278 -2476 pips |
12.88018 | |
| SEKJPY |
|
|
15.0845 -28 pips |
0 +1537 pips |
15.369 | |
| NOKSEK |
|
|
0 -9349 pips |
0.9524 -175 pips |
0.9349 |
Ziņas (SEK)
Riksbank To Cut Policy Rate Twice This Year To 1.75%, Swedish Think Tank NIER Says
Sweden's central bank is set to lower interest rates twice this year due to the economic downturn and subdued inflation outlook, the National Institute of Economic Research said on Tuesday as it lowered the growth forecast for the economy.
RTTNews | 52 days ago
Sweden Central Bank Trims Rate By 25 Bps
Sweden's central bank reduced its benchmark rate by a quarter-point on Wednesday to further support the economy and stabilize inflation at the target and also signaled that the easing cycle is coming to an end. The Executive Board of Riksbank decided to cut the policy rate by 25 basis points to 2.5 percent. The outcome of the meeting widely matched expectations.
RTTNews | 191 days ago
Riksbank Signals End To Easing Cycle
Sweden's central bank lowered its policy rate for a fifth time this year, cutting it by 25 basis points in order to support the economy and signaled one last reduction in the first half of next year. The Executive Board of Riksbank, led by Governor Erik Thedéen, decided to cut the policy rate to 2.50 percent from 3.0 percent on Thursday. The outcome matched expectations.
RTTNews | 232 days ago
