There is full focus on President Donald Trump and on how the war with Iran is unfolding ahead of listed companies' first-quarter reports. That is all the market is looking at. That is the only thing right now, says Lars Söderfjell, head of equities at the Bank of Åland.
BusinessThere was a festive atmosphere on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, which rose by 3.9 percent after last night's ceasefire agreement between Iran and the United States. Concerns about the fragility of the agreement did little to dampen the upbeat mood.
BusinessEngineering group Atlas Copco has acquired a U.S. company that manufactures systems that deliver clean gases and chemicals.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed sharply lower after concerns about oil prices shook investors in the wake of the war in Iran.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell slightly on Tuesday, with the broad OMXS index down 0.1 percent. Engineering companies struggled, while major banks rose for a second straight day.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange plunged nearly another 3 percent on Tuesday. That marks the worst two-day drop since the US tariff threat last spring. Oil prices continue to rise, and gas prices are accelerating further.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange started the day higher, turned down when the US stock market opened lower, and closed down 0.3 percent. After an intense morning of reports, ABB was the big winner while SEB was the big loser.
BusinessAtlas Copco reported a profit before tax of SEK 8.3 billion in the fourth quarter. Shareholders will receive an extra dividend.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange regained its footing and rose slightly on Tuesday, despite several financial reports that had weighed on the market.
BusinessExpect increased dividends in this year's flood of financial statements from listed companies over the coming weeks. We expect SEK 327 billion from the companies we monitor. That's about 4 percent more than last year, says SEB's equity strategist Esbjörn Lundevall about the dividends.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed unchanged on Friday. Gambling company Betsson had a tough day.
BusinessThe broad OMXS index on the Stockholm Stock Exchange hovered around zero on Monday and closed unchanged.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the second trading day of the year higher, in line with other leading stock exchanges around the world. Defense group Saab followed European competitors in a rally after the US attack on Venezuela over the weekend.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose broadly on Thursday after new statistics showed that inflation in the US had decreased more than expected. The OMXS index rose 1.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rode a wave of stock market gains around the world. The appetite for stocks is increasing as more and more people expect an interest rate cut in the US next week. Stockholm's broad OMXS index rose 1.4 percent on Thursday.
BusinessIt was a short and somewhat sour last trading day of the week on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. At the close, OMXS fell 0.5 percent.
BusinessAmerican Nvidia has broken yet another dream barrier. The world's leading manufacturer of advanced processors – a winner in the global wave of AI investments – is valued at over $5 trillion for the first time after another price increase.
BusinessThe industrial group Atlas Copco made an operating profit of 8.5 billion kronor for the third quarter.
BusinessSandvik continues to ride the mining wave. The share rises on the Stockholm stock exchange after a quarterly report where order intake improves.
BusinessWallenberg sphere's power company Investor wants to increase the remuneration in the companies' boards more than usual. They earn too poorly in comparison with other countries, is the motivation.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange continued upwards on Wednesday. The OMXS index closed at a plus of 0,7 percent. Tuesday's stock rocket Ericsson fell back as one of the few large companies.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index circled around zero on Monday and closed at plus 0.3 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange rose on Friday – for the sixth day in a row. The broad OMXS index lifted 0.9 percent.
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