Big money coming from eurozone spells trouble for Sweden
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Stockholm
EUROPEAN Central Bank president Mario Draghi said boo last week and the krona jumped.
With the ECB signalling a new wave of stimulus to prop up the eurozone, the question is how Sweden's central bank can fight the monetary expansion coming from the south with its own, much smaller toolbox as it tries to stop the krona appreciating.
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