The Stockholm stock exchange seems to be able to summarize the trading week with a small increase. Today's rise means that for the week as a whole, the OMXS index has risen marginally, 0.4 percent, when now analysts have begun to question the recent strong rise, especially linked to AI-related companies.
Since President Donald Trump's tariff gamble in April, the global index MSCI has risen by more than 30 percent, where tech companies have been the big winners, but now concerns are being raised from several quarters about a certain bubble warning on the stock market.
On the Stockholm stock exchange, Ericsson takes the lead ahead of the company's interim report next week. The share is up 1.9 percent. Handelsbanken and H&M are also among the winners with increases of around 1.4 percent.
Defense stocks fell broadly yesterday on reports of peace negotiations in Gaza. Today, Saab falls 2.2 percent.
One of the day's big winners is among the smaller companies, otherwise Atrium Ljungberg, which is now the first of the real estate company to release interim figures. The share rises almost 6 percent.
