EU countries agree on financial market oversight, despite Commission criticism
EU countries agree on how they want the financial market to be supervised, despite criticism from the European Commission.
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LO Warns Swedish Labor Market Recovery Remains Slow Despite Stronger Growth Forecast
The Swedish economy is recovering, but the labor market remains sluggish, LO economists say in their latest forecast.
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EU adds Kiruna’s Viscaria copper mine to strategic projects list
The Viscaria copper mine in Kiruna has been included in the European Commission’s expanded list of strategic raw material projects.
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Belgium General Strike Grounds 140 Flights as Protesters Disrupt Public Transport
Around 140 flights to Brussels have been canceled, and large parts of the public transport network are disrupted as thousands of Belgians protest government policies.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to Visit Stockholm Next Week for Two Events
Jensen Huang, founder of Nvidia, perhaps the most important company in the AI boom, is coming to Stockholm next week.
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Swedish Economy Grows 1.1% in August, Beating Forecasts
The Swedish economy grew by 1.1 percent in August compared with the previous month, according to a GDP indicator from Statistics Sweden (the national statistics agency).
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Stockholm Stocks Rally 1.6% as Telia and Tele2 Fall
The Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the week in the red, with the broad OMXS index up 1.6 percent.
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Asian markets end week mostly lower, with Hong Kong’s Hang Seng up 1.1%
Stock markets in Asia ended the trading week mostly lower. However, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng rose 1.1 percent, bucking the trend.
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- BusinessArla Ends Contracts With 29 Organic Milk Farms and 23 Arla Cow Farms in Sweden
- TechnologyDanske Bank Swish payment problems in Sweden resolved after an hour
- BusinessSweden’s Riksbank Governor Warns Inflation Could Rise Well Above 2% Target
- TechnologyOil prices and rising rate fears weigh on Wall Street as AI stocks plunge
- BusinessSocial Democrats call SD’s proposal to extend fuel tax cuts ‘theater’
- TechnologySpotify Extends Joe Rogan Deal in Multi-Year Agreement
- BusinessSweden Raises GDP Growth Forecast to 3% as Economy Recovers
- BusinessSweden’s Nuclear Power Output Hits 10-Year Low as Four of Six Reactors Shut Down
- CarsPolestar Sales Rise 1% in Third Quarter to Best-Ever Q3 Total
- BusinessHurricane Isaias Threatens Gulf Oil Facilities, Sending Brent Prices Higher
- BusinessGermany Raises Growth Forecast to 1.3% This Year and 1.1% Next Year
- BusinessPepsiCo Cuts 2026 Profit Growth Forecast as North American Margins Come Under Pressure
- BusinessEU Trade Commissioner Seeks to Address Unsustainable Trade Deficit With China
- BusinessRusta CEO Cathrine Wigzell Named Ruter Dam of the Year
- BusinessEasyJet warns fares could rise this winter as it plans to cut up to 700,000 seats
- CarsDaimler Truck Sales Rise 26% in Third Quarter, but Electric Vehicle Sales Fall 28%
- BusinessFixed mortgage rates rise sharply as gap with variable rates widens
- BusinessTSMC’s September Sales Rise 54.6%, Beating Expectations for the Third Quarter
- BusinessSwedish Audit Finds SEK 1.5 Billion in Annual Electricity Tax Rebates Go to Wrong Companies
- BusinessSweden Gives Holders of Invalid Banknotes Until 2027 to Redeem Them Before They Become Worthless
- BusinessUS and Russia Discuss Potential Financing for Nord Stream Reconstruction, Sources Say
- BusinessStock Markets Fall as Oil Prices and Interest Rates Rise Globally
- BusinessHome Sales in Sweden Rose 9% in September as Demand Remained Strong
- BusinessAsian stocks fall as markets follow Wall Street lower in early trading
- TechnologySamsung on track for record third-quarter profit as AI chip demand surges
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