Krona

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Krona

1. See: Swedish krona.

2. See: Icelandic krona.

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As a consequence, the differential between Swedish and foreign interest rates is less than in the forecast, leading to a weaker krona relative to the forecast.

Effects on the Swedish economy of a delayed recovery in the euro area

The krona has nosedived, losing more than half of its value since January.

Iceland seeks $2bn IMF loan

7 billion krona would be paid to stockholders, mainly through a redemption of shares.

Sandvik pays out to shareholders

Krona-FR takes the Krona design a step further--replacing the center layer with a material that is coated with a proprietary intumescent fire retardant.

Fire-Retardant Insulation Material

In a statement, the bank said, 'There are signs that inflation has bottomed out and is beginning to rise, but the recent appreciation of the krona risks breaking this trend.

Swedish central bank cuts rate

2 billion Swedish krona (up 35 percent year-over-year).

Ericsson Q1 Results Reinforce Positive View on Alcatel-Lucent: Analyst

The krona has shown a strengthening trend since the end of 2001, except for 2005 (see Diagram 49).

Financial markets

The apex bank kept its interest rates for a third meeting after earlier intervening to strengthen the krona.

-Central bank of Iceland keeps rate steady

Earnings were boosted by lower raw material costs and a weaker Swedish krona, while sales increased on higher volumes and better prices.

Hoganas AB posts Q3 operating profit of SEK131m

The krona weakened appreciably during the autumn as the US continued raising the federal funds rate and when the ECB raised the refi rate in December.