Stockholm Stock Exchange Slips as AstraZeneca Shares Rise 4.5% After Results
The Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index is down 0.3 percent. Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca rises after its quarterly report.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index is down 0.3 percent. Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca rises after its quarterly report.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange was in a good mood on Monday. By the close, the broad OMXS index was up 1.2 percent.
BusinessThe decline on the Stockholm Stock Exchange continued. Ericsson went against the trend on Thursday, surging 6.8 percent after its report.
TechnologyThe Stockholm Stock Exchange’s broad OMXS index was up 0.8 percent on Tuesday, but defense group Saab had a tough day.
BusinessOil prices are falling slightly, giving the Stockholm Stock Exchange a small boost on Tuesday. The broad OMXS index rose 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange continued to climb. The broad OMXS index closed up 0.8 percent.
BusinessThe uncertain Swedish election results do not appear to have had any major impact on the market so far. The stock market fell and the krona lost a few cents against both the euro and the dollar. But the explanations come mainly from abroad.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange saw slight movements on Monday. At the close, the broad OMXS index was marginally above zero.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index fell 1.1 percent on Tuesday - in line with major stock exchanges around the world. Sharply rising market interest rates are weighing on sentiment.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose in a global wave of increased risk appetite. The OMXS index closed up 0.2 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange has now fallen for ten days in a row. Time for drama and worry? Not at all, says Mattias Isakson, chief strategist at Swedbank.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose on Thursday. The OMXS index closed up 0.4 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange remained subdued on Tuesday. At the close, the OMXS index was up 0.4 percent after a marginal late gain.
BusinessThe big names on the Stockholm Stock Exchange have laid their cards on the table for the second quarter. The reports point to profit growth and a strong stock market year. But the joker in the Middle East could spoil the party.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange ended a turbulent trading week on the upside. The OMXS index closed up 1 percent.
BusinessThe engineering group Atlas Copco is doing better than expected. And order intake - not least from the semiconductor industry - is picking up significantly in the second quarter. Our exposure to the semiconductor industry for chip manufacturing was definitely the most positive during the quarter, CEO Vagner Rego tells TT.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index rose 0.4 percent on Thursday, partly thanks to a strong report from index-heavy Atlas Copco.
BusinessSwedish engineering giant Atlas Copco is buying a Chinese company that manufactures industrial heating and cooling equipment.
BusinessThe flood of reports gets going in earnest next week. The economy looks good, says Lars Söderfjell at the Bank of Åland.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose broadly. The OMXS index closed up 1.5 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose sharply on a broad front as hopes for a peace settlement between the United States and Iran spread across the market. The OMXS index closed up 2.7 percent.
BusinessEngineering group Atlas Copco – one of the largest companies on the Stockholm Stock Exchange – reports an unexpectedly large drop in first-quarter profits. CEO Vagner Rego describes the geopolitical situation as “worrying”.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell in line with other leading stock exchanges around the world. The OMXS index lost 0.9 percent at the close.
TechnologyThe rise on the Stockholm Stock Exchange continued throughout the day, and at the close the OMXS index was up 1.1 percent. Oil prices and the US dollar also fell significantly after US President Donald Trump signaled he might consider new peace talks with Iran.
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