The Riksbank’s Financial Markets Survey: The Swedish fixed-income and foreign exchange markets are functioning well

The Riksbank's Financial Markets Survey indicates a well-functioning Swedish fixed-income and foreign exchange market, but highlights a reduction in risk-taking among participants due to geopolitical concerns.

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  • Most participants in the Swedish foreign exchange and fixed-income markets consider that the market is functioning well. However, the war in the Middle East has led them to reduce their risk-taking compared to autumn 2025. This is shown in the Riksbank’s Financial Market Survey in spring 2026.
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This sentiment may imply a cautious outlook that could influence SEK dynamics and investor appetite, as the regional stability remains pivotal for trading strategies.

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