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Reuters - 2 hours ago

Stand-out FX option strike expiries this week

BUZZ-COMMENT-Stand-out FX option strike expiries this week Nov 25 (Reuters) - The cash hedging of soon-to-expire FX option strikes can bolster any nearby support and resistance levels, while potentially having a magnetic effect on FX price action towards each day's 10-am New York cut expiry. There are numerous strikes on Monday , although there are less overall this week due to the U.S.

Reuters - 2 weeks ago

Swedish headline inflation 1.5% yr/yr in October

UPDATE 1-Swedish headline inflation 1.5% yr/yr in October Adds background from paragraph 3 STOCKHOLM, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Consumer prices in Sweden, measured with a fixed interest rate, rose 0.4% in October from the previous month and were up 1.5% from the same month last year, the statistics office (SCB) said on Thursday. The central bank targets 2% CPIF inflation.

Reuters - 2 weeks ago

Swedish crown reversal signal blunted but still supportive

BUZZ-COMMENT-Swedish crown reversal signal blunted but still supportive Nov 13 (Reuters) - A bout of sideways price action for EUR/SEK has weakened the significance of the November 6 bearish engulfing candlestick but the signal received strong confirmation the following day and the trend reversal is still alive. Engulfing lines are a two-candle pattern where the second candle's real body (shaded area between the open and close) completely engulfs the previous session's real body.

Reuters - 3 weeks ago

Swedish crown is a better bet as Riksbank goes for growth

BUZZ-COMMENT-Swedish crown is a better bet as Riksbank goes for growth Key developments technically, and a central bank setting monetary policy for growth, have put the Swedish crown in a better light. A widely expected 50-basis point rate cut from the Riksbank on Thursday gave every indication that rates will come lower still. A modest knee-jerk reaction in EUR/SEK saw the cross lift to 11.6600, but the rate cut was heavily priced into the market and the cross quickly resumed its fall.

Reuters - 3 weeks ago

Swedish central bank trims rates by 50 basis points, sees more cuts ahead

UPDATE 3-Swedish Riksbank makes half point cut and sees more, but uncertainty high Policy rate cut to 2.75% from 3.25% Riksbank sees further cuts in December, H1 2025 Add central bank governor comment in paragraph 6, analyst comment in paragraphs 8-9 STOCKHOLM, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank cut its key interest rate to 2.75% from 3.25% on Thursday, as expected, and said that it would carry on easing policy in the months ahead though uncertainty about developments was exceptionally high

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