

Currencies · ahmed alhajri · August 27, 2026
UBS Boosts EUR/SEK Target Amid Low‑Yielding Krona Concerns
UBS has increased its price target for the euro against the Swedish krona, citing worries that the krona’s low yields may weigh on its value. The investment bank now expects the currency pair to trade at a higher level, reflecting the potential for a stronger euro as investors seek better returns in the euro zone.
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