Yesterday, the Stockholm Stock Exchange closed around zero after Monday's global stock market rally following the US's pause of the sky-high tariffs against China.
After a few minutes of Wednesday trading, the broad OMXS-index is up 0.1 percent, while the OMXS30-index of heavyweights falls 0.1 percent.
The movements are generally small, but property company SBB is falling back 8 percent after yesterday's surge.
Truck manufacturer AB Volvo falls 0.4 percent, partly due to German competitor Daimler lowering its profit forecast.
In the US, the Nasdaq stock exchange rose clearly yesterday evening, driven by, among others, semiconductor giant Nvidia, which rose over 5 percent, while the Dow Jones index had a worse day. Ahead of the opening on Wall Street this afternoon, futures trading points to slightly rising prices.
