EUR / SEK · 28 years · 1999-2026

Euro to Swedish Krona exchange rate history 1999 to 2026: two Nordic policy paths

One Euro bought 8.807 SEK in 1999 and 10.924 SEK in 2026. Two Nordic policy paths. The series covers 28 years of annual data.

2026 avg
10.924
year to date
Highest avg
11.472
2023
Lowest avg
8.443
2000
Traded range
8.070 to 11.945
low 2000, high 2023

Source: Federal Reserve H.10 cross rate (DEXUSEU ÷ DEXSDUS). Latest daily observation 2026-10-30.

EUR/SEK Euro to Swedish Krona
Annual average
1 EUR = 10.975 SEK

Latest available rate · 2026 average 10.924

€
2026 1 EUR = 10.924 SEK
1,092.40 SEK
High 11.347 Low 10.517 Change +1.4%

Annual averages of daily observations.

At a glance

EUR/SEK in four numbers

Change since 1999
+25.6%
27 complete years
Change over 10 years
+18.2%
2015 to 2025
Average annual change
+1.1%
standard deviation 5.7 points
Largest drawdown
21.7%
2008 to 2012
Relative moves

EUR/SEK against related pairs

Each comparison uses the 2025 year-end change in this dataset, not a daily or monthly window.

EUR/SEK annual average, 1999 to 2026

Annual average with the full trading range for each year. average high–low range

7.76 8.88 10.01 11.13 12.25 1999 2010 2026 1999: 8.807 2000: 8.443 2001: 9.250 2002: 9.163 2003: 9.125 2004: 9.127 2005: 9.279 2006: 9.250 2007: 9.249 2008: 9.624 2009: 10.623 2010: 9.539 2011: 9.029 2012: 8.705 2013: 8.648 2014: 9.098 2015: 9.355 2016: 9.463 2017: 9.637 2018: 10.261 2019: 10.588 2020: 10.493 2021: 10.146 2022: 10.629 2023: 11.472 2024: 11.438 2025: 11.061 2026: 10.924

Source: Federal Reserve H.10 cross rate (DEXUSEU ÷ DEXSDUS). Figures are annual averages of daily observations.

EUR/SEK since 1999

Euro to Swedish Krona averaged 8.807 SEK in 1999 and 11.061 SEK in 2025, 25.6% higher across 27 complete years.

The annual average has ranged from 8.443 in 2000 to 11.472 in 2023. On individual trading days the series reached 8.070 and 11.945, a ratio of 1.5 to 1.

EUR/SEK against related pairs

SEK/USD moved +20.0% in 2025, while EUR/SEK moved -5.5% over the same calendar year.

EUR/NOK moved +0.6% in 2025, while EUR/SEK moved -5.5% over the same calendar year.

DKK/USD moved +13.2% in 2025, while EUR/SEK moved -5.5% over the same calendar year.

What moves EUR/SEK

EUR: The euro is the shared currency of the euro area. It was introduced for accounting in 1999 and as cash in 2002.

SEK: The Swedish krona has floated since 1992. Sweden is an open export economy and has kept the krona rather than adopt the euro.

For EUR/SEK, the EUR leg responds to European Central Bank policy, euro area inflation, energy prices, while the SEK leg responds to Riksbank policy, export demand, global risk appetite. The exchange rate is the market's attempt to balance the two sets of forces.

ECB and Riksbank policy in EUR/SEK

EUR/SEK is a relative-policy pair. The European Central Bank sets the EUR rate and the Sveriges Riksbank sets the SEK rate. The pair tends to track the expected path of both, not just the current level.

Sweden is closely tied to the euro area but keeps its own central bank and currency, so the pair tracks relative policy. When one central bank tightens faster, the currency with the higher expected return usually strengthens, but the relationship is noisy because expectations move before decisions.

The krona is cyclical: it tends to weaken when European growth slows and strengthen when risk appetite returns. Across 27 complete years the average moved +25.6%, with 14 up years and 12 down years.

The five largest EUR/SEK moves

Ranked by absolute year-end change, the five largest moves were 2008 (+16.3%), 2010 (-12.5%), 2022 (+8.8%), 2014 (+6.9%), 2009 (-6.5%). The biggest was 2008, when the rate moved from 9.429 to 10.964, a change of 16.3%.

Across 27 complete years the pair rose in 14 and fell in 12. The average annual change was +1.1% with a standard deviation of 5.7 percentage points, which is one way to compare its volatility with other pairs.

EUR/SEK by decade

Grouped by decade, the annual average was 8.807 in 1999 and 10.880 in 2020-2026. The widest decade-to-decade change was +15.4% between 2010-2019 and 2020-2026, when the average moved from 9.432 to 10.880.

The final bucket, 2020-2026, is a partial decade and includes the year-to-date 2026 average. The table below shows every bucket with its high and low, so the short-run moves and the long-run level can be read together.

How to read the EUR/SEK data

This is a derived cross rate. Each day's EUR/SEK is calculated from the two US dollar legs in Federal Reserve H.10 cross rate (DEXUSEU ÷ DEXSDUS), joined on the same calendar date with up to seven days of holiday carry-forward. No figure on this page is estimated or interpolated.

Key years

EUR/SEK history: the years that moved the rate

Each event below is dated and tied to one of the currencies in this pair.

  1. 2003 2003-09-14

    Sweden rejects euro membership

    Swedish voters rejected adopting the euro, so Sweden kept the krona and remained outside the euro area.

  2. 2008 2008-09-15

    Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy

    The collapse of Lehman Brothers triggered a global financial crisis, a flight into the US dollar and extreme volatility across currency markets.

  3. 2020 2020-03-15

    Pandemic triggers a global dash for cash

    The COVID-19 shock caused a worldwide sell-off and a surge in demand for US dollars, followed by large central bank intervention and emergency rate cuts.

Full dataset

EUR to SEK exchange rate by year

Every year since 1999: annual average, the year high and low, the year-end rate, and the change on the previous year.

Records and extremes
28 years
EUR/SEK annual exchange rate history, 1999 to 2026
Year Average High Low Year end Change
1999 8.807 9.473 8.541 8.565 n/a
2000 8.443 8.906 8.070 8.866 +3.5%
2001 9.250 9.921 8.848 9.308 +5.0%
2002 9.163 9.516 9.004 9.117 -2.0%
2003 9.125 9.318 8.884 9.064 -0.6%
2004 9.127 9.283 8.903 9.028 -0.4%
2005 9.279 9.625 9.009 9.399 +4.1%
2006 9.250 9.469 8.968 9.019 -4.0%
2007 9.249 9.482 9.010 9.429 +4.5%
2008 9.624 11.260 9.274 10.964 +16.3%
2009 10.623 11.668 10.050 10.252 -6.5%
2010 9.539 10.277 8.966 8.966 -12.5%
2011 9.029 9.313 8.702 8.917 -0.5%
2012 8.705 9.149 8.186 8.581 -3.8%
2013 8.648 9.071 8.292 8.854 +3.2%
2014 9.098 9.529 8.751 9.468 +6.9%
2015 9.355 9.638 9.123 9.174 -3.1%
2016 9.463 9.964 9.131 9.582 +4.4%
2017 9.637 10.027 9.417 9.826 +2.5%
2018 10.261 10.707 9.766 10.156 +3.4%
2019 10.588 10.931 10.208 10.489 +3.3%
2020 10.493 11.108 10.035 10.040 -4.3%
2021 10.146 10.338 9.866 10.243 +2.0%
2022 10.629 11.177 10.226 11.144 +8.8%
2023 11.472 11.945 11.023 11.118 -0.2%
2024 11.438 11.740 11.163 11.456 +3.0%
2025 11.061 11.518 10.757 10.824 -5.5%
2026 YTD 10.924 11.347 10.517 10.975 +1.4%

1999–2026 · 27 complete calendar years. Annual figures are averages of available daily observations. 2026 is year to date: the average is based on 209 published trading days through 2026-10-30.

Data through 2026-10-30 · Federal Reserve H.10 cross rate (DEXUSEU ÷ DEXSDUS) · Methodology Download CSV
Long view

EUR/SEK by decade

Annual averages grouped into decade buckets. The first and last buckets may cover fewer than ten years.

EUR/SEK decadal average exchange rate
Period Average High Low vs previous
1999 8.807 9.473 8.541 n/a
2000–2009 9.313 11.668 8.070 +5.8%
2010–2019 9.432 10.931 8.186 +1.3%
2020–2026 10.880 11.945 9.866 +15.4%

Average of the annual averages in each period. The first and last rows cover partial decades.

Largest moves

Five largest EUR/SEK moves

The largest absolute year-end changes in the published series, using complete calendar years only.

  1. 2008 +16.3% 9.429 to 10.964

    Year-end rate moved from 9.429 to 10.964, a change of 16.3%.

  2. 2010 -12.5% 10.252 to 8.966

    Year-end rate moved from 10.252 to 8.966, a change of 12.5%.

  3. 2022 +8.8% 10.243 to 11.144

    Year-end rate moved from 10.243 to 11.144, a change of 8.8%.

  4. 2014 +6.9% 8.854 to 9.468

    Year-end rate moved from 8.854 to 9.468, a change of 6.9%.

  5. 2009 -6.5% 10.964 to 10.252

    Year-end rate moved from 10.964 to 10.252, a change of 6.5%.

FAQ

EUR/SEK history: common questions

What was the EUR/SEK rate in 1999?

One EUR averaged 8.807 SEK in 1999, with a range of 8.541 to 9.473 and a year-end rate of 8.565.

How is the EUR/SEK rate calculated?

This is a derived cross rate. Each day's EUR/SEK is calculated from the two US dollar legs in Federal Reserve H.10 cross rate (DEXUSEU ÷ DEXSDUS), joined on the same date.

What is the highest EUR/SEK rate on record?

The highest annual average was 11.472 in 2023. The highest single observation was 11.945 in 2023.

What is the lowest EUR/SEK rate on record?

The lowest annual average was 8.443 in 2000. The lowest single observation was 8.070 in 2000.

What was the biggest single-year move in EUR/SEK?

2008 was the largest, at +16.3%. The year-end rate moved from 9.429 to 10.964.

What is the EUR/SEK rate in 2026?

The 2026 average is 10.924 SEK per EUR, based on the year to date. The latest complete year, 2025, averaged 11.061.

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