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Stockholm Stock Exchange Dips as Economic Concerns Rise
The Stockholm Stock Exchange began the day slightly optimistic on Wednesday, but by mid-morning the market has soured. .
Major Banks Boost Stockholm Stock Exchange as European Markets Rise
The Stockholm stock exchange spent large parts of the day dancing around zero, but the broad OMXS index eventually picked up and closed at a plus of 0. 3 percent.
Consumers Push Back as Food Costs Climb Despite Lower Spending
Consumers are rebelling against the high food prices – but the proportion of disposable income that we spend on food is lower now than it was at the beginning of the 1990s. Few people think about how it was in the 90s, but rather think about what was recently, says Anders Stenkrona, private economist at the bank Nordea.
Telecom Stocks Defy Market Slump on Stockholm Exchange
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell broadly on the last day of the trading week. The OMXS index decreased by 1.
Swedish Central Bank Holds Steady on Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns
Today's message from the Central Bank that the interest rate remains unchanged at 2. 25 percent is a reassuring message, thinks SEB's senior economist Robert Bergqvist.
Major Bank: Risk of Interest Rate Hike Before Summer
The Swedish Central Bank is not expected to adjust the interest rate at this week's interest rate meeting. But unexpectedly high Swedish inflation and Trump's trade war may lead to a hike soon.
Food prices are skyrocketing – butter and coffee at the top
Food prices increased by 3. 9 percent in February compared to the same month last year.
This is how much the mortgage rate fell in February
The variable mortgage rates continued to fall in February, according to statistics showing what households actually pay for their home loans. .
The Stockholm Stock Exchange Ended a Turbulent Week on Minus
The Stockholm stock exchange closed a week full of uncertainty with a smaller decline. The broad OMX index fell 0.
Expert: Without a rate cut, the government must step on the gas
Hopes of a lower interest rate in the spring seem to be dashed. It dampens the economic recovery and forces the need for a more expansionary fiscal policy from the government, experts believe.
The economy is gaining momentum – can stop interest rate cuts
Swedish economy shifted up during the fourth quarter. It can be yet another message that makes the Swedish Central Bank now apply the brakes for future interest rate cuts, according to analysts.
The Stock Market Ended the Week with a Broad Decline
The Stockholm stock exchange fell broadly on the last day of the trading week. The broad OMXS index fell 0.
Swedish small investors dump Tesla
American tech giants were sold off while the banks got a flying start to the year, according to February's stock statistics from Nordnet. .
Bank shares did well – Stockholm Stock Exchange rose slightly
The Stockholm stock exchange continued to climb cautiously in Tuesday's trading and the broad OMXS index closed with a plus of 0. 1 percent.
Nordea CEO Frank Vang-Jensen's Annual Salary: 46.8 Million Kronor
Nordea's CEO Frank Vang-Jensen received a significant salary increase last year. According to the bank's annual report, the CEO received a fixed salary of 1.
Major Banks Winners on Volatile Stock Market
The Stockholm stock exchange turned sharply downward on Friday afternoon and the broad OMXS index closed at minus 0. 3 percent.
Magnus Hall approved as chairman of Alecta
The Financial Supervisory Authority has approved Magnus Hall as the new chairman of the board for the pension manager Alecta, according to a press release. .
Technical problems at Nordea resolved
Nordea was affected by technical problems with login in its app and online banking this morning. Since 11:30, the problems should be resolved, says Henrik Devell, press spokesperson at the bank.
Saab the Heaviest Pull on a Merry Stock Exchange
The defence group Saab was the biggest draw when the Stockholm Stock Exchange rose on Monday, as did several other defence companies on European stock exchanges. The banking sector also performed very well in Stockholm.
Online Brokers Fell on a Stagnant Stock Market
The Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS-index hovered around zero on Tuesday and closed marginally up, plus 0. 1 percent.
Bound Mortgage Rates on the Way Up
The variable mortgage rates continued to fall in January. On the other hand, the fixed rates have bottomed out and turned upwards at the beginning of the year, according to statistics that show what households actually pay for their home loans.
Major Banks Increase Dividend to 115 Billion
The major banks' profits were largely stagnant in 2024. However, the dividends to shareholders will increase in the spring with over ten billion to a total of 115 billion kronor, plus tens of billions more in share buybacks.
Food prices haunt inflation
Food prices appear to be on the rise again. However, the overall rate of price increases remains at low levels, below the Swedish Central Bank's target of two percent – that's what analysts believe ahead of the release of new inflation figures on Thursday.
Unexpectedly Strong Nordea Report Impresses
The stock exchange is not particularly impressed by the major bank Nordea's financial report. The share barely moves at all, despite reports showing that the bank is doing slightly better than expected and that the dividend will be increased again this year.
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