Sveriges Riksbank advises keeping 1000 kronor
The Swedish central bank has recommended that citizens keep at least 1,000 Swedish kronor in cash—approximately 110 US dollars—on hand to protect against a potential crisis or war. According to bank representatives, this amount would allow people to buy food, medicine, and other essential goods if electronic payments stop working. The recommendation comes amid growing geopolitical risks and potential disruptions to digital infrastructure.
Context
The recommendation arose in response to warning signs regarding geopolitical stability and the reliability of payment systems.
Summary:
A Swedish bank has urged people to keep a minimum of 1,000 kronor in cash to ensure financial security in case of a crisis.
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- Source: https://t.me/newsby_btrc/189435
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