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Euro to Swedish Krona

1 EUR = 11.200 SEK

1 SEK = 0.08928 EUR

Reference rate for · Updated every business day after central banks publish their reference rates.

1 day-0.02%
1 week-1.12%
1 month+0.16%
1 year+1.75%

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100 EUR = 1,120.05 SEKOpen →

Reference rate, before any bank or card margin.

EUR to SEK conversion table

EUR → SEK
EURSEK
11.200
56.002
112.00
560.02
1,120.05
5,600.25
11,200
56,002
112,005
SEK → EUR
SEKEUR
0.08928
0.4464
0.8928
4.4641
8.9282
44.641
89.282
446.41
892.82

EUR/SEK in numbers

30-day high11.344on October 1, 2026
30-day low11.182on September 10, 2026
90-day high11.344on October 1, 2026
90-day low10.947on August 7, 2026
One year ago11.008on October 10, 2025 · +1.75%

Monthly average rates

MonthAverage SEK per 1 EUR
November 202510.994
December 202510.889
January 202610.694
February 202610.627
March 202610.763
April 202610.847
May 202610.865
June 202610.957
July 202611.056
August 202611.025
September 202611.234
October 202611.274

Questions about EUR to SEK

What is the EUR to SEK exchange rate today?

On October 10, 2026 the reference rate is 1 EUR = 11.200 SEK, which means 1 SEK = 0.08928 EUR.

How much is 100 EUR in SEK?

100 EUR is about 1,120.05 SEK at today's reference rate. Banks and card networks add their own margin, so the amount you actually receive will differ slightly.

Is this the rate my bank or card will give me?

No. This is the central bank reference rate, the midpoint between buying and selling. Banks, exchange offices and card networks apply their own rate plus fees, so use this number as the benchmark to see how much you pay on top.

How often is the EUR/SEK rate updated?

Once per business day, after the central banks publish their reference rates (the European Central Bank around 16:00 CET). There is no fixing on weekends and holidays, so those days carry the last published rate.

How has EUR/SEK changed over the past year?

One year ago 1 EUR was 11.008 SEK. Today it is 11.200 SEK, a change of +1.75%.

Where does this data come from?

From central bank reference rates, aggregated by the open-source Frankfurter project. WaveRate republishes them for information only; they are not a quote to buy or sell currency.

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