EUR/SEK exchange rate
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As of 2026-08-20 08:08:57 UTC, EUR/SEK (Euro / Swedish Krona) is 11.0580, reconciled from ECB ref · live spot and refreshed every 1-minute ingest / daily reference fallback. Every observation is point-in-time and labels its source class and timestamp — backtest-safe and reproducible. EUR/SEK is available over the REST API and an MCP server on exchangerate.dev, with a free tier to start.
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EUR/SEK — Euro to Swedish Krona
EUR/SEK expresses how many Swedish krona one euro buys, and it is the primary reference rate for Sweden, a small, open, export-led economy that trades heavily with the eurozone while remaining outside it.
The krona floats freely under Sveriges Riksbank, which sets its policy rate independently of the ECB. The cross moves with the Riksbank–ECB policy-rate gap, eurozone growth, and broader global risk sentiment, since the krona tends to behave as a cyclical, risk-sensitive currency that weakens when investors turn cautious.
Because Sweden's trade and financial links run mostly through the eurozone rather than the US, EUR/SEK is the cleaner benchmark for the krona's strength or weakness than USD/SEK, which layers in EUR/USD movements.
This page shows an indicative mid-market rate sourced from aggregated market data and public reference rates (ECB/FRED). It can update intraday through the trading week; every response carries source and market_session so you know whether a given quote was live or a daily fix. Rates are indicative, not for settlement or regulated trading.
Frequently asked questions
- What does EUR/SEK measure?
- EUR/SEK states how many Swedish krona you receive for one euro. A rate of 11.20 means one euro buys 11.20 SEK.
- Is EUR/SEK a live rate?
- It can update intraday through the trading week from aggregated market data. Each API response includes market_session and source so you can see whether a quote was live or a daily reference fix.
- Why does EUR/SEK move more than some other eurozone crosses?
- The krona is a small, open-economy currency that trades cyclically — it tends to track shifts in global risk appetite and the Riksbank–ECB rate gap more than currencies with deeper, more insulated markets.
- Who sets Swedish krona policy?
- Sveriges Riksbank, Sweden's central bank, sets the policy rate independently of the ECB, which is one of the main drivers of the EUR/SEK cross.
- Is Sweden in the eurozone?
- No. Sweden is an EU member but has not adopted the euro, so it maintains its own floating currency, the krona.
- How do I get EUR/SEK via the API?
- GET /v1/latest/EUR?symbols=SEK returns the indicative rate, source, market_session, and timestamp. The free tier covers it, no credit card required. All rates are indicative, not for settlement.
- Is EUR/SEK suitable for settling a trade or invoice?
- No. The rate is an indicative mid-market reference for information purposes, not a source-of-record rate for settlement or regulated trading.