Stock market closed down as Volvo Cars shares plummeted after weak financial report
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell on Thursday - in line with other leading stock exchanges worldwide. The broad OMXS index closed down 1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell on Thursday - in line with other leading stock exchanges worldwide. The broad OMXS index closed down 1 percent.
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 broad OMXS index on the Stockholm Stock Exchange fell 0.1 percent on Wednesday, while gold and silver prices rose to record levels.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index rose 0.7 percent on Monday after a few days' Christmas closure.
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's broad OMXS index fell 0.6 percent on Tuesday. Retail chain Rusta went against the trend, rushing after its interim report.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange began the trading week with a cautious rise, but by closing the broad OMXS index had fallen 0.3 percent. Index movements on the leading European exchanges were also small.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose on Thursday for the fourth day in a row, again with defense group Saab as the winner. The broad OMXS index rose 0.5 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange turned around on Wednesday after the sharp decline the day before. The broad OMXS index rose 0.4 percent, led by truck manufacturer Volvo.
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.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange turned sour and retreated on Friday, among other things Volvo and EQT fell heavily. The OMXS index closed at minus 1.3 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange fell sharply in Friday's final trading after the US President Donald Trump threatened with heavily increased tariffs on Chinese goods.
BusinessDevelopment on the Stockholm stock exchange pointed weakly downwards on Thursday, after yesterday's rise. The OMXS index closed at minus 0.1 percent.
BusinessAfter seven days with green figures, the Stockholm stock exchange was back in the red. The broad OMXS index fell 0.7 percent. Truck manufacturers Volvo and Traton weighed down – while Skanska went against the stream.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange started the day weakly downward. At lunchtime, it had changed into a marginal increase which then increased slightly further in the afternoon trade.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange traded modestly upwards on Wednesday, the broad OMXS index closed at a plus of 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index closed up 0.2 percent on Thursday. The retail chain Rusta reported a 13 percent increase.
BusinessAfter a quiet start on Tuesday, the Stockholm stock exchange turned sour and closed at a minus of 2.2 percent. Among the large companies on the OMXS30 index, it was only the pharmaceutical giant Astra Zeneca that did not lose.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange began the day sideways but turned upwards after a couple of hours of trading. At closing, the broad OMXS index landed at plus 0.5 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm-based online casino company Evolution is accused of having conducted illegal casino games in countries such as Iran, Sudan and China. The share plunges on the Stockholm stock exchange.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange started Wednesday on the plus side but at lunchtime the trend turned downward to the red zone to finally close sideways. The online casino company Evolution plummeted after allegations of illegality.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index climbed 1.5 percent on Thursday. The price reactions were strong among several reporting companies.
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