STOCKHOLM, March 7 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank
wants to see a stronger crown currency as it would make the
fight against surging inflation easier, Riksbank Governor Erik
Thedeen said on Tuesday.
"It would be good for the development of inflation ... it
would also be good for the Swedish economy," he told reporters.
"We have a belief, a hope and a desire that the crown will
be stronger, but we don't have that as a target."
(Reporting by Simon Johnson; editing by Niklas Pollard)
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