Foreign exchange market, exchange rate developments, and international reserves 2022
The króna depreciated by 2.1% in 2022, and turnover in the interbank foreign currency market increased by 6% year-on-year. The Central Bank traded in the market to mitigate exchange rate volatility as it deemed warranted. Although the Bank both bought and sold currency in 2022, its net foreign currency purchases for the year totalled 13.2 b.kr.
Exchange rate
- USD142.57
- GBP176.25
- EUR154.90
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