SEK and NOK to fall further over the next six months

Despite the healthy-looking activity data from Sweden for August, we are still bracing ourselves for a grim Q3 GDP figure and think that the risks to the krona are rooted to the downside. Meanwhile, having surged by 1.4%-pts since April, the focus next week will be on whether the Swedish unemployment rate rose again in September.

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