• The Swedish Krona advanced to a 2-month peak as crude oil prices rebounded and the euro continued to decline. 
   
• Crude oil prices steadied as data showed China’s crude imports rebounded against expectations of a sharp drop. 
   
• International benchmark Brent crude was trading 6.3 percent higher at $31.72 per barrel by 1229 GMT, having hit a high of $32.20 on Wednesday, its highest since April 14. U.S. West Texas Intermediate was trading 8.3 percent up at $27.59 a barrel, after rising as high as $27.95 on Wednesday, its highest since April 9.
   
• Moreover, weakness in the euro further boosted the bid tone around the Swedish currency.
   
• The euro eased as a German court ruling targeting an ECB bond purchase programme remained in focus.
   
• On Tuesday, Germany’s highest court gave the European Central Bank three months to justify purchases under its bond-buying programme, or lose the Bundesbank’s participation in one of its main stimulus schemes.
   
• EUR/SEK trades 0.1 percent down at 10.61882, having hit a low of 10.6016 earlier, its lowest since March 6.
   
• Immediate resistance is located at 10.6433, any close above could take it near 10.6644.
   
• On the lower side, support is seen at 10.5888, break below could take it till 10.5713.