Skandies set to diverge

- By FX Markets Staff
- @FXMarkets_
- 30 May 2005

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Historically, USD-NOK and USD-SEK have generally followed the same path. With the exception of the 1978–80 period, the three-year rolling correlation of the NOK and the SEK was consistently in the high 90% area. The policies of the respective central banks were a major driver of this. Until 1993 for the Riksbank, and 2001 for the Norges Bank, monetary policy targeted exchange rate stabilisation, naturally resulting in the currencies moving together.

Since the beginning of the millenium

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