The three most owned shares on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, Investor, Telia, and Volvo, have reacted differently to Trump's inauguration and the subsequent customs chaos.
Since January 21, after Donald Trump took office as president, Investor has fallen 13.7 percent, Telia has risen 7.4 percent, and Volvo has fallen 17.5 percent.
The real estate company SBB – the tenth most popular share – has made the largest decline among the shares on the Stockholm Stock Exchange with a minus of 28 percent. The best performer has been the steel manufacturer SSAB, which has landed at plus 19.1 percent.
The most popular foreign share at Avanza is Nvidia, which has fallen 23.6 percent on Nasdaq since January 21. Next is the Danish Novo Nordisk, which has lost 26.9 percent. The third most popular is Tesla, which has made the largest decline at 40.5 percent.
But for a Swedish saver of American shares, the decline is even greater, since the dollar has simultaneously weakened against the Swedish krona.
Both Tesla and Nvidia belong to the "Magnificent Seven", where Bloomberg's Magnificent 7 index has fallen 19.3 percent since January 21. A market value of 3,443 billion dollars has thus been erased. This corresponds to 33,741 billion Swedish kronor.
Facts: 10 most popular shares in Sweden
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The most popular shares on the Stockholm Stock Exchange (in descending order) according to Euroclear, as well as the development since January 21, 2025.
Investor -13.7 percent
Telia +7.4 percent
Volvo B -17.5 percent
Ericsson B -25.8 percent
Swedbank -12.9 percent
SEB: -16.7 percent
SSAB: +19.1 percent
Handelsbanken A: -13.2 percent
H&M B -12.9 percent
SBB -28 percent
The most popular foreign shares at Avanza (in descending order) as well as the development since January 21, 2025.
Nvidia -23.6 percent
Novo Nordisk B -26.9 percent
Tesla -40.5 percent
Apple -14.5 percent
Microsoft -11 percent
Norwegian Air Shuttle +14.5 percent
Amazon.com -21.5 percent
Polestar ADR -11.9 percent
Alphabet Inc Class C -22.8 percent
NIO ADR A -21.5 percent
