Sweden (SEK, Krona) Economic & Currency Analysis

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Technical Analysis / Charts

Investor Survey (help)

Sweden's Economic Freedom Ranking?
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Govt Transparency & Stability?
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Economic Diversity & Opportunities?
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SWOT Strengths > SWOT Weaknesses?
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SWOT Opportunities > SWOT Threats?

Survey Resources (help)

Sweden's Transparency Rankings
Economic Freedom Results
Sweden's Quality of Life Ranking
Calendar of Important Economic News
Global Innovation Index

Sweden ETF Funds

Sweden ETF Fund (EWD)

Sweden (SEK, Krona) Currency Research Report

Sweden Export Partners

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Industry & Commodity Exports

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Sweden Country Flag Image & Analysis

Sweden Country & Currency Research Report (edit / improve) Sweden (SEK) has an export oriented, capitalist economy that relies on the export of materials and manufactured goods. Sweden's Fundamental Currency Analysis (short term investment): Sweden’s currency is overvalued according to the purchase price parity analysis. Sweden's Value Investor Survey (short term investment): Sweden’s economic environment is very favorable for long term economic growth due to high scores on economic freedom, government transparency, and economic diversity. Sweden's General Trading Partners: Finland, the UK, France, Germany, and the US are the top export partners, while the leading industry is industrial goods. Sweden's Commodity Trading Partners: Sweden produces a significant amount of timber for export. SWOT Analysis of Sweden: The leading Swedish weakness is the long life expectancy combined with a significant welfare state, which may lead to fiscal problems. Sweden's Currency Trading Strategy: An overvalued currency, positive investment flow potential and very favorable business environment leads to a slightly positive outlook for Swedish investments. For our entire list of country & currency analysis, see the Country & Currency Analysis home page.

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European Union Flag Image & Analysis

European Union Country & Currency Analysis Research Report (edit / improve) The European Union (EUR) is a single market and currency group of countries, which creates one of the largest and most diverse markets in the world. European Union's Fundamental Currency Analysis (short term investment): The EUR is fairly valued versus other major global currencies. They have a positive investment flow and negative purchase price parity. European Union's Value Investor Survey (short term investment): the economic environment is favorable for long term economic growth due to favorable scores on government transparency and SWOT opportunities. European Union's General Trading Partners: Belgium, Hungary, China, Saudi Arabia, Russia, China, Norway and Japan are the top trading partners. European Union's Commodity Trading Partners: The EU does not produce many commodities, but they import many energy-related commodities from Russia and the Middle East. SWOT Analysis of European Union: The leading EU strength is their single currency and internal market, while the main weaknesses include a declining birth rate, labor restrictions and language barriers. New energy proposals have the opportunity to propel growth; there were no major threats to report. European Union's Currency Trading Strategy: A moderately-valued currency, high investment flow potential, but low purchase price potential and negative SWOT weaknesses lead to a slightly negative outlook for EU investments. For our entire list of country & currency analysis, see the Country & Currency Analysis home page.

The European Union is a large and influential market in the region.

Lumber Commodity Research & Analysis Image

Lumber Commodity Research & Analysis Report (edit / improve) Lumber (or timber) is wood that is used in the construction and paper industries. Lumber Fundamental Commodity Analysis (short term investment): Lumber is rated a Buy. Lumber demanders have an average potential to increase in value, while lumber suppliers have a very low potential to increase in value. The difference means that suppliers should decrease their production rates. If demand stays the same, then prices should increase. Lumber Value Investor Survey (long term investment): Lumber’s long term growth potential is very unfavorable due to low scores in short supply and substitute products. Lumber SWOT Analysis: The SWOT analysis for lumber is incomplete. Lumber Trade Analysis: The commodity analysis buy rating indicates that lumber should increase in price over the short term, whereas a very unfavorable investor survey means lumber should decrease in price over the long term. For our entire list of commodities, see the Commodity Research & Analysis home page.