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USA Considers Recognizing Crimea as Russian in Peace Deal Talks
The USA is prepared to recognize the Ukrainian region of Crimea as Russian, as part of a broader peace agreement between Moscow and Kyiv, sources tell Bloomberg. .
ECB Lowers Rates Again, More Cuts Expected This Year
The European Central Bank (ECB) is lowering its interest rates for the seventh time since June last year. And more rate cuts are expected during the year, which could open up for interest rate cuts also in Sweden.
US Retail Sales Surge in March, Driven by Car Purchases
Retail sales in the USA rose sharply in March, driven by, among other things, increased car sales. The car boom suggests that American consumers are trying to get ahead of the Trump administration's announced 25-percent tariffs on imported cars, writes news agency Bloomberg.
Autoliv Navigates Trade Tariffs with Strong First-Quarter Performance
Autoliv performs better than expected in the first quarter. But the car safety company has since March found itself in the midst of the battlefield created in global trade by the Trump administration's tariffs.
Nordea CEO: Nordic Region Resilient Amid Rising Global Uncertainty
The uncertainty has increased sharply after all the drastic messages from USA's President Donald Trump lately, according to the CEO of the major bank Nordea, Frank Vang-Jensen. But he believes that the Nordic countries, companies, and households here are well-equipped to handle the situation.
China's Q1 Growth Exceeds Expectations Before Trade War Impact
China's growth was better than expected during the first quarter of the year. The trade war with the USA threatens, however, to slow down growth from this month onwards.
Hermès Surpasses LVMH as France's Top Valued Luxury Brand
The conglomerate LVMH, with brands such as Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior in its portfolio, has been knocked off the luxury throne by its competitor Hermès, which with its scarves and Birkin bags is now the highest valued on the Paris stock exchange. .
Trump Eases Tariffs, Sparking Anticipated Stock Market Rally
Expect a significant new stock market rally on Monday. President Donald Trump has once again backed down from parts of his criticized tariff policy and thereby saved, among other things, Apple from severe problems.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Rises 4.8% After U.S. Tariff Delay
The Stockholm Stock Exchange surged strongly on Thursday, the day after the historic rally on the American stock exchanges in the wake of President Donald Trump's postponed tariffs. The broad OMXS index rose 4.
Ikano Bank Faces Police Report in Denmark Over Misleading Marketing
Ikano Bank, controlled by the Kamprad family who founded Ikea, has been reported to the police by the Consumer Ombudsman in Denmark. According to the complainant, Ikano Bank has misled customers with its marketing.
Volvo CEO Calls Trump's Tariffs a Messy Challenge for Swedish Industry
On Thursday, Donald Trump's tariffs will be rolled out. Then, the Swedish automotive industry risks being severely affected.
Wall Street Gains as Investors Await Trump's Tariff Announcement
Stock prices on the New York Stock Exchange rose ahead of President Donald Trump's report on new import tariffs against the world. .
US Private Sector Adds 155,000 Jobs in March, Surpassing Expectations
155,000 new jobs were created in the private sector in the USA in March, according to monthly statistics from the payroll administrator ADP. There were more new jobs than expected.
Trump Set to Announce New Tariffs as Global Markets Brace
The moment of truth is approaching for President Donald Trump's trade tariffs against the rest of the world. Financial markets around the world are holding their breath in anticipation of what could have a significant impact on the global economy.
Swedish Journalist's Arrest in Turkey Sparks Global Outcry
Many organizations strongly condemn the fact that the Swedish journalist Joakim Medin has been arrested in Turkey. .
US Consumer Confidence Hits 12-Year Low Over Inflation Concerns
Inflation worries due to the Trump administration's trade war are dominating the mood among American consumers, shows a monthly index from The Conference Board. Future confidence is down to its lowest level in twelve years, according to a sub-index.
Wall Street Rallies as Hopes Rise for Softer Tariff Policies
Wall Street rose sharply in a cheerful start to the trading week. Once again, the mood is being steered by President Donald Trump's shifting statements about import tariffs – and now investors are choosing to put their trust in hope.
China Holds Steady on Interest Rates Amid Economic Challenges
Chinese banks are leaving their one- and five-year interest rates unchanged at 3. 1 and 3.
Zelensky: Speaking with Trump today
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj is to talk to his American counterpart Donald Trump on Wednesday. This is stated by Zelenskyj himself during a state visit to Finland, at a live broadcast press conference.
Wall Street rises – after a pitch-black week
From down like a pancake to up like a sun. The New York stock exchange turned around and ended an otherwise very dark trading week with rising prices.
Klarna registers for stock exchange listing in New York
Payment giant Klarna has registered with the US financial supervisory authority SEC to be introduced on the New York Stock Exchange. Bloomberg predicts one of the year's largest financial company listings on Wall Street.
American Airlines flags loss
American Airlines is now the next airline giant to report a larger quarterly loss than expected after its competitor Delta Airlines announced the same. .
China's Consumer Price Index Falls
Consumer prices in China fell last month, which is the first time since January 2024. The Consumer Price Index, an important measure of inflation, fell by 0.
The Euro Rises After "Hawkish" ECB Rate Cut
The euro received a boost after an interest rate decision from the European Central Bank (ECB), up around five öre against the krona to 11 kronor. The market is reacting to the ECB describing the interest rate level as clearly less restrictive, which is interpreted as a signal that there may not be many more cuts.
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