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HomeMarketsForexEuro / Swedish Krona

Trade Euro / Swedish Krona

SummaryHistorical Data
Trading Conditions
Spread0.00243
Long position overnight fee
Long position overnight fee
Margin. Your investment
SEK 1,000.00
Overnight fee
Charges from full value of position
-0.00534 %
(-SEK 1.07)

Trade size with leverage ~ SEK 20,000.00

Short position overnight fee ~ SEK 19,000.00

-0.00534%
Short position overnight fee
Short position overnight fee
Margin. Your investment
SEK 1,000.00
Overnight fee
Charges from full value of position
-0.002881 %
(-SEK 0.58)

Trade size with leverage ~ SEK 20,000.00

Short position overnight fee ~ SEK 19,000.00

-0.002881%
Overnight fee time21:00 (UTC)
CurrencySEK
Min traded quantity1000
Margin5
Stock exchangeSweden
Commission on trade10%

1Our charge for executing your trade is the spread, the difference between the buy and sell price. Please consult the Charges and Fees section of our website for further information

EUR/SEK

The base currency – EUR. The counter currency – SEK. The EUR/SEK chart represents the relationship between Euro and Swedish krona. Though Sweden constitutes the part of the Euro-Zone and is obliged to adopt Euro currency according to the Accession Treaty of 1995, the nation still maintains its 230-year-old krona. During the financial crisis EUR is strongly appreciated, but the Swedish crown (krona) also takes advantage from the current Euro-Zone crisis, because people worry about the future of the single bloc currency. As the Euro-Zone keeps facing numerous economic challenges, the EUR/SEK currency pair will continue to be volatile. To browse the latest Forex EUR/SEK rates, follow Capital.com.