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Slow in the Service Sector

The Purchasing Managers' Index for the private service sector fell to 50. 9 in November, from revised 53.

Slow in the Service Sector

Unexpected setback for South Africa's growth

South Africa's economy contracted by 0. 3 percent in the third quarter compared to the second quarter.

Unexpected setback for South Africa's growth

Turkish inflation falls – but unexpectedly little

Inflation in Turkey took a step down in November, but a small one. Consumer prices rose by 47.

Turkish inflation falls – but unexpectedly little

USA inflation increases as expected

Inflation in the USA rose to 2. 3 percent in October according to the so-called PCE measure.

USA inflation increases as expected

More China and Shadow Fleet in New EU Sanctions

More vessels and more Chinese companies are expected to be included in the EU's next sanctions package regarding Russia's war in Ukraine. .

More China and Shadow Fleet in New EU Sanctions

The Gaming Company's Stock Soars - Confirms Purchase Inquiry

The Japanese media company Kadokawa – which controls the "Elden Ring" developer From Software – is surging on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, following reports that electronics giant Sony may be on its way to acquire the company. .

The Gaming Company's Stock Soars - Confirms Purchase Inquiry

Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm open to relocating headquarters to the USA

Europe is one of the world's weakest telecom markets. This is according to Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm in an interview in New York with the news agency Bloomberg.

Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm open to relocating headquarters to the USA

Apotea to be listed on the stock exchange soon

The online pharmacy Apotea plans to list its shares on the Stockholm Stock Exchange during the fourth quarter of this year, according to the company. No new capital from the owners is planned in connection with the listing.

Apotea to be listed on the stock exchange soon

Shareholders' Meeting at Northvolt

The battery manufacturer Northvolt called an shareholders' meeting on Wednesday to discuss the financial crisis and attempts to raise more money, reports the news agency Bloomberg with reference to sources with insight. The meeting concerned attempts to secure a rescue package of around 300 million dollars (equivalent to nearly 3.

Shareholders' Meeting at Northvolt

Inflation upswing does not threaten interest rate cuts

Inflation, according to the measure KPIF, rose in October to 1. 5 percent.

Inflation upswing does not threaten interest rate cuts

Trump's company is soaring on the stock exchange

The share in Trump Media & Technology – Donald Trump's media company – is soaring in futures trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Trump's company, which operates the social platform Truth Social, is up 50 percent to over 51 dollars per share, according to CNBC.

Trump's company is soaring on the stock exchange

Stock Market Euphoria as Trump Heads for Victory

It is still not entirely decided, but Donald Trump is heading for victory in the American election. This gets the financial markets in the USA to rejoice and the dollar to strengthen.

Stock Market Euphoria as Trump Heads for Victory

The Service Sector Takes a Step Up

The Purchasing Managers' Index for the private service sector rose to 52. 9 in October, from 49.

The Service Sector Takes a Step Up

The Norwegian krone is the weakest in the "currency class"

The Swedish krona has developed weakly against the American dollar, but there is a currency that is significantly worse, namely the Norwegian. Since the turn of the year, the Norwegian krona has lost over eight percent in value against the dollar, which is the worst development among the ten most traded currencies in the world, writes the news agency Bloomberg.

The Norwegian krone is the weakest in the "currency class"

Russian robots struck Kharkiv police station

The police station in the metropolis of Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine was hit by two Russian robots on Friday evening. A police officer was killed in the attack.

Russian robots struck Kharkiv police station

Lower Inflation in the USA

Inflation in the USA amounted to 2. 1 per cent in September according to the so-called PCE measure.

Lower Inflation in the USA

The Stockholm Stock Exchange Ended in the Minus

After starting Tuesday on the plus side, the Stockholm Stock Exchange turned around and at the close, the broad OMXS index was down 0. 5 percent.

The Stockholm Stock Exchange Ended in the Minus

The Trade Union: Volkswagen Wants to Close Several Factories

Volkswagen is planning to close at least three factories in Germany, according to the car group's union. .

The Trade Union: Volkswagen Wants to Close Several Factories

Record-high interest rate in Russia after shock hike

Russia's central bank is taking action with an interest rate hike of 2 percentage points to a record high of 21 percent – higher than when it was raised in connection with President Vladimir Putin's order for a full-scale attack on neighboring country Ukraine in 2022. Rapid price increases in the Russian economy are behind the tightening.

Record-high interest rate in Russia after shock hike

NCC Exceeds Expectations

The construction company NCC reports a profit before tax of 612 million kronor for the third quarter of the year. This can be compared to 771 million during the third quarter last year.

NCC Exceeds Expectations

Philip Morris raises forecast – Zyn boosts

American Philip Morris International, with brands such as Zyn and Marlboro in its portfolio, is raising its profit forecast. Sales successes for alternative products to cigarettes – such as the tobacco-free snus brand Zyn and the smoke-free tobacco product Iqos – contribute to the development.

Philip Morris raises forecast – Zyn boosts

Nordea's CEO sees positive signals

The major bank Nordea's share price surges significantly on the stock exchange following unexpectedly strong figures in the report for the third quarter. CEO Frank Vang-Jensen sees plenty of positive signals in Sweden – and the Nordic region.

Nordea's CEO sees positive signals

Decreased profit for Nordea – but better than expected

Net interest income and profit are being pushed down for Helsinki-based major bank Nordea, but not as much as feared. Business volumes are stable and customer activity is good, according to CEO Frank Vang-Jensen.

Decreased profit for Nordea – but better than expected

Higher producer prices than expected in the USA

Producer prices in the USA rose by 1. 8 per cent year-on-year in September, according to a report from the USA's Labour Department.

Higher producer prices than expected in the USA