The decision is linked to the tariffs that US President Donald Trump announced earlier in the week, which have shaken the world's stock exchanges. The stock exchange listing was planned for Monday for the Swedish payment giant.
Klarna writes in an email to Dagens Nyheter that they do not want to comment on the information.
It was on March 14 that it became clear, after a period of speculation, that Klarna had registered for a stock exchange listing in the USA.
Klarna aimed to raise 10 billion kronor in connection with a listing on the New York Stock Exchange, reported Bloomberg, citing sources, at the beginning of March. It was predicted that the listing would be one of the largest this year within the financial sector.
Sebastian Siemiatkowski, Klarna's CEO and founder, said in an interview with TT in August last year that they were ready for a listing. Now it remains to be seen when it will become a reality.
