BUZZ-COMMENT-Sweden's crown vulnerable but showing resilience Sept 12 (Reuters) - The Swedish crown remains vulnerable but, despite a bearish backdrop, is beginning to show signs of resilience versus the euro, helped by technical factors . Falling Swedish inflation, 1.2% y/y CPIF in August, a deteriorating labour market and interest rate cuts abroad continue to support the Riksbank's dovish stance.

UPDATE 3-Swedish inflation falls in August, sets stage for more rate cuts Swedish CPIF inflation falls 0.5% mo/mo, up 1.2% yr/yr Outcome just below analysts forecasts Inflation fall driven by lower energy prices Riksbank seen cutting rates later this month Recasts, adds analyst comment in paragraphs 8-9 STOCKHOLM, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Swedish inflation fell in August to land well below the Riksbank's target thanks to lower energy prices, setting the stage for the central bank to cut interest rate

FOREX-US dollar mixed after inflation report supports smaller Fed rate cut US core inflation rises 0.3% in August US dollar hits three-week high versus Swiss franc Dollar falls to lowest level since late December Fed funds futures lower odds of 50-basis-point cut this month Updates as of 3:27 p.m. ET/1927 GMT By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss and Chibuike Oguh NEW YORK, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The U.S.

BUZZ-COMMENT-Sweden's crown in danger despite cloud support Sept 10 (Reuters) - Following a EUR/SEK trend reversal on Aug. 30 the Swedish crown has been under increasing pressure and the outlook is dimming. The daily EUR/SEK chart is showing potential for back-to-back Ichimoku cloud failures and the cloud base line, 11.4615, has slowed the SEK fall. However, the market has broken above the 200-day moving average and eyes the 100-day average, currently at 11.4838. A close inside the Ichimoku clou

BUZZ-COMMENT-Sweden's Riksbank could surprise the market Sept 9 (Reuters) - A half-point interest rate cut shouldn’t be ruled out when the Riksbank holds its next policy meeting on Sept 24-25. Swedish inflation is low, core prices rose 1.7% in July - below the 2.0% Riksbank target, and a further drop in CPIF is expected when August inflation data is released later this week.