LONDON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - The Swedish crown firmed against the euro and the dollar on Friday after Social Democrat leader Stefan Lofven won a second term in office, ending more than four months of deadlock after a virtually tied election.
The crown SEK=D3 rose a quarter of a percent to 9.00 crowns per dollar, after touching the lowest in more than two weeks on the previous day. It was 0.12 percent higher against the euro EURSEK=D3 at 10.25 crowns per euro.
