The Stockholm stock exchange is falling slightly. At lunchtime, the OMXS index is down 0,4 percent with mixed development among the OMXS30 companies.
Defence group Saab is taking the lead with an increase of 2,6 percent. During the day, it has been announced that Thailand is buying four Gripen planes with a total order value of just over 5 billion kronor. In the opposite direction, Nibe is moving, which is falling 5,4 percent after rushing on Friday in connection with the company's interim report.
Among the smaller companies, a sharp price drop is noted for leisure product company Thule after SEB lowered its recommendation for the company. The share is falling 5,4 percent.
Last trading week ended with a clear increase on the Stockholm stock exchange after Fed chief Jerome Powell's speech in Jackson Hole and the leading Asian markets have taken a back and are rising clearly during the morning, among other things in Hong Kong.
In the currency market, a dollar now costs 9,52 kronor and a euro 11,15 kronor.
