Swedish krona Rate (SEK) to Euro in Germany Today

Average Market Rate of SEK to EUR in Germany Today

Below is the current reference rate of the Swedish krona to the Euro, calculated using data from the ECB, German banks, and currency exchange offices in Germany. Official bank rates are shown further down the page. Both direct and indirect rates are shown, the typical buy and sell range, and the daily trend for the last 30 days. You can find explanations and analysis below on the page.

Updated: 12/31/2025

Comparison of Buy and Sell Rates for Swedish krona in Banks of Germany and the EU

Below are the official rates for the Swedish krona, published by the ECB, Deutsche Bundesbank, and average values calculated from open data of commercial banks and exchange offices in Germany. These rates are for reference only and show the general market situation, not specific offers from banks for currency exchange.

The Swedish krona is the official currency in the state Sweden. Its international ISO code is SEK, the official name in German is Schwedische Krone, and it is shown with the symbol kr.

Cross Rates of SEK to Other Currencies

Here are the main cross rates of the Swedish krona to other popular European currencies. This helps you compare how SEK changes not only against the Euro, but also against the US Dollar, the British Pound, the Swiss Franc, the Norwegian Krone and other currencies that are often used for international payments and transfers.

Changes in Direct and Indirect Rates over 30 Days

The chart below shows how the Swedish krona to Euro rate changed over the last 30 days. The graph shows direct rates (1 EUR = … SEK) and indirect rates (1 SEK = … EUR), so you can see daily changes and spot periods of growth or decline.

You can use the chart to analyze volatility: if the line is very jagged, it means the rate changed a lot during the month. A smooth line means the market was stable.

Swedish krona Data Analysis (SEK)

The analysis of current Swedish krona data shows the general picture of how the currency moves in the German market: it includes not only reference rates from the ECB and Bundesbank, but also real buy and sell ranges in banks, and cross rates to other major currencies.

In the last 30 days, the Swedish krona has strengthened against the Euro by about 0.046 % per day. This may be because of higher demand, expectations about interest rates, or short-term changes in world markets.

The buy/sell range for Swedish krona is low (up to ± 0.2%), which means a stable market situation and high liquidity for this currency.

All conclusions are based on reference and average Swedish krona rates. Actual exchange rates may be different depending on your bank, payment method, and time of transaction.