Oura postpones IPO amid market uncertainty
The American company Oura, which designs so-called smart activity rings, is now postponing its IPO.
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Affärsvärlden: Stegra needs another 10 billion kronor for Boden plant
Steel manufacturer Stegra needs at least another 10 billion kronor to complete the investment in a factory in Boden, according to the newspaper Affärsvärlden, citing two independent sources.
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IMF calculations show Ukraine faces up to $54 billion financing shortfall through 2029
Ukraine lacks up to $54 billion, just over half a trillion kronor, in financing through 2029, according to preliminary calculations by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Russia to raise 2027 defense spending target by 27% to 17.1 trillion rubles, Bloomberg says
Russia is raising its planned defense spending target for 2027 to 17.1 trillion rubles (about $2 trillion), Bloomberg reports, citing an anonymous source. That's a 27 percent increase from the previous target.
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Unionen wants wage increases similar to previous years and shorter working hours again
Approximately the same wage increases as in previous years and shorter working hours. These are the demands of the salaried employees' union Unionen ahead of this winter's major wage round.
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Iceland inflation rises to 5.9% as fuel prices climb
Inflation in Iceland rose to 5.9 percent in September, preliminary figures from Statistics Iceland showed. This is the highest inflation rate in more than two years and compares with 5.6 percent in August and an inflation target of 2.5 percent.
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Krona falls to weakest level since early April 2025
The Swedish krona continues to weaken amid turbulence in global interest rate and currency markets.
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China’s central bank launches subsidized loans to support local state-owned firms
China's central bank has launched a new program of subsidized loans to state-owned local companies in the country, so that more people can pay their bills, Bloomberg reports, citing sources.
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- BusinessKI: Swedish economy leaves recession as companies plan bigger price rises
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- BusinessNvidia raises share buyback program by $150 billion to $235 billion
- BusinessUS and China agree to cut tariffs on $30 billion in goods
- BusinessSvenska kraftnät to return 8 billion kronor in bottleneck fees to grid companies
- TechnologyNvidia launches security tools to stop rogue AI agents
- BusinessMarkets Price in French Political Turmoil as Bond Yields Rise
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