Stockholm Stock Exchange falls 1 percent at close
The Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index fell 1 percent at the close.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index fell 1 percent at the close.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose 1.3 percent on Wednesday, while oil prices fell. But shares in three of the four major banks declined.
BusinessThe week on the Stockholm Stock Exchange was turbulent, with continued concerns about oil prices. After volatile trading on Friday, the broad OMXS index closed 1.3 percent lower.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed 0.8 percent lower. The decline occurred despite Western countries' decisions to release oil from their strategic reserves in response to the war in Iran.
BusinessOn Thursday, the Stockholm Stock Exchange traded strongly but closed down 1 percent, while oil and gas prices rose.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange and stock exchanges around the world rose after reports that Iran had made indirect contact with the United States about ending the war.
BusinessThe mood was upbeat on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, and the broad OMXS index rose 0.5 percent. Heat pump manufacturer Nibe rose sharply in a rebound.
BusinessThe constant threats of tariffs by US President Donald Trump dampened market sentiment. The Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index fell 0.8 percent.
BusinessA slightly sour mood dominated the Stockholm stock exchange on Wednesday. At the close, the OMXS was down 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange started the trading week on an upward note, closing 0.4 percent higher. Market gains were also visible on other European stock exchanges.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed Tuesday's trading up 0.2 percent. Among the losers was venture capital firm EQT, which fell more than 10 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange opened the new trading week with little movement. The broad OMXS index rose 0.1 percent. Mining stocks performed strongly.
BusinessTelecom company Ericsson's shares rose sharply on the last trading day of the week, while the Stockholm Stock Exchange as a whole hovered near zero. The broad OMXS index rose 0.2 percent.
BusinessWorld stock markets took a breather after Donald Trump withdrew his threat of new trade tariffs. The Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index rose 0.8 percent on Thursday, in line with leading European exchanges.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange turned lower after yesterday's gains; OMXS closed down 0.9 percent. The defense group Saab faced headwinds.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index rose 0.7 percent on Monday after a few days' Christmas closure.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed slightly higher. The broad OMXS index ended Monday up 0.3 percent.
BusinessWallenbergsfären's listed venture capital company EQT is acquiring the company A-train, which owns the Arlandabanan railway and operates the Arlanda Express airport train, according to a press release. Lower prices should attract more people to take the train to the airport, according to EQT partner Kunal Koya.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the week slightly higher. The OMXS index rose 0.3 percent on Friday.
BusinessDecember started down on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The OMXS index closed down 0.3 percent on Monday. Leading European stock exchanges also fell.
BusinessThe Swedish manufacturer of self-driving electric trucks, Einride, aims to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange continued to rise on Tuesday, as did the major European stock exchanges. But ball bearing giant SKF fell hard.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose broadly on Monday after the announcement from the US that the government shutdown appears to be coming to an end. 25 of 30 heavyweight stocks closed in the red.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange continued to rise also in the beginning of the new trading week and thus lifted further from Friday's record level. Also in the rest of the world, with the USA in the lead, the index records are being broken one after another.
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