On OMXS30, SKF and Telia are at the top, both rising around 0.5 percent. At the bottom are Saab and Boliden, both falling around 1 percent each.
Furthermore, among individual companies, it can be mentioned that Electrolux's report is up 9 percent.
Asian stock markets are mostly down after the US-China meeting last night. The Shanghai Stock Exchange is down 0.5 percent while the Shenzhen Stock Exchange is down 0.7 percent.
“Stock trading was up ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting, but then retreated due to a lack of details,” Van Eck Associates Corp strategist Anna Wu told Bloomberg.
According to US President Donald Trump, the countries have agreed on a one-year trade agreement that, among other things, means that China will continue to buy American soybeans, but the price of the commodity is falling slightly in Chicago.
China's counterpart Xi Jinping has at the same time said that they will cooperate with the United States, but has not gone into details of the agreement.
Later today, the European Central Bank (ECB) will announce interest rates. In the US, tech giants Apple and Amazon will report this evening.
