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NOK/SEK introduction and background

NOK/SEK represents the exchange rate between the Norwegian Krone and the Swedish Krona. This currency pair reflects the value of the Norwegian Krone expressed in Swedish Krona.

The NOK/SEK currency pair combines the currencies of two Scandinavian neighbours, both of which are outside of the Eurozone. The Norwegian krone is Norway’s official currency, while the Swedish krona is used in Sweden. Both countries are known for their high standards of living, strong social welfare systems, and export-oriented economies. Norway, which unlike Sweden is not an EU member state, has significant oil and gas reserves.

Norway’s economy is significantly influenced by the energy sector, making the NOK sensitive to changes in global oil prices. For this reason, the NOK is sometimes considered a commodity-linked currency. Sweden has a diverse economy with strong manufacturing, technology, and service sectors. The Sveriges Riksbank, the world’s oldest central bank, oversees the SEK. The NOK/SEK pair is affected by the economic policies of both countries, trade relationships, and broader regional and global economic trends. As both countries are major exporters, their currencies can be influenced by global trade dynamics and general risk sentiment in financial markets. Commodity-linked currencies are often considered risk-on assets.

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