At the top of the large-cap list was engineering giant Alfa Laval, up 3.2 percent. At the bottom was venture capital company EQT, down 6.5 percent.
New financial targets in Clas Ohlson's financial statements - spiced up with an extra dividend - sent its shares down 4.9 percent. At the same time, Nobia went against the trend; Nobia's share rose 1.1 percent after the kitchen manufacturer changed CEO that day.
Initial trading on Wall Street is also pointing lower, after new record highs on Tuesday evening. The global stock market year has been marked by geopolitical concerns linked to the Iran war.
The price of North Sea oil (Brent) has risen and was trading at $97.50 per barrel at 5:30 p.m.
