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Distribution Party on the Stock Exchange - "Must Be a Record"

It's being loaded up for a record-breaking payout party on the stock exchange this spring. The payouts are increasing by 11 percent to a total of approximately 326 billion kronor next year, according to a fresh prognosis from the major bank SEB.

Distribution Party on the Stock Exchange - "Must Be a Record"

The trend break - Swedes' Christmas budget increases again

For the first time in three years, Swedes' Christmas budget is increasing. Stockholmers spend the most, according to a survey from Nordea.

The trend break - Swedes' Christmas budget increases again

More rate cuts are needed

Swedish economy is still struggling. Household consumption is decreasing, shows new statistics.

More rate cuts are needed

So much did the mortgage rates fall in November

Between 0. 10 and 0.

So much did the mortgage rates fall in November

Inflation rises – "The Central Bank will lower anyway"

Despite the inflation hike – The Central Bank will lower the interest rate in a couple of weeks. This is the major banks' assessment.

Inflation rises – "The Central Bank will lower anyway"

The Central Bank Lowers the "Neutral Interest Rate"

The Swedish Central Bank is lowering the level of what the board considers a "neutral interest rate", i. e.

The Central Bank Lowers the "Neutral Interest Rate"

The Stockholm Stock Exchange closed the week on a bright note

The Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the week with an upward trend. At closing, the broad OMXS index had risen by 1 percent.

The Stockholm Stock Exchange closed the week on a bright note

Bank Slips Up, Must Compensate Customer for Swish Fraud

Nordea does not need to compensate a customer who lost 100,000 kronor in a fraud that occurred via the payment service Swish. This is stated by the Stockholm District Court in a verdict.

Bank Slips Up, Must Compensate Customer for Swish Fraud

Swedish mortgages stand out: "Extremely interest-rate sensitive"

Sweden has a unique system where mortgage borrowers during crises get the entire interest rate shock directly in their pocket. It is a significant reason why the Swedish economy has performed the worst in the Nordic region, says Norwegian economist Kjetil Olsen.

Swedish mortgages stand out: "Extremely interest-rate sensitive"

How much the banks lower the mortgage rate

Between 0. 10 and 0.

How much the banks lower the mortgage rate

Major Banks Lower Mortgage Rates

Several major banks are now lowering their variable mortgage rates following the Swedish Central Bank's double rate cut. SEB is lowering by 0.

Major Banks Lower Mortgage Rates

Central Bank Economist: Central Bank Cuts Interest Rate Too Late

Good, but too late, is the comment of trade union economist Tobias Brännemo on the Swedish Central Bank's interest rate decision. That such a large reduction is coming now is a clear sign that the Swedish Central Bank realizes that they lowered too little earlier.

Central Bank Economist: Central Bank Cuts Interest Rate Too Late

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

The Banks' New Grip in the Battle for Mortgage Customers

When the Swedish Central Bank is expected to lower the interest rate this week, some banks have already gone ahead and adjusted their rates downwards – "a new grip" according to savings economist Christina Sahlberg at Compricer. .

The Banks' New Grip in the Battle for Mortgage Customers

Largest Interest Rate Cut in Ten Years Expected

Everything points to the Swedish Central Bank making a double cut in the interest rate on Thursday. It would be the largest interest rate cut in over ten years.

Largest Interest Rate Cut in Ten Years Expected

Nordea's services are working again after attack

The digital services of the major bank Nordea were affected on Friday evening by technical problems due to an overload attack, which made it impossible for customers to log in, either on the mobile bank or the online bank. The problems were resolved shortly after 9 pm.

Nordea's services are working again after attack

Major Banks' Profits Increase Again

The major banks' profits are increasing despite the lower interest rates. When the profitability of mortgage loans is squeezed, the banks find other revenue streams.

Major Banks' Profits Increase Again

Better than expected for Handelsbanken

Handelsbanken exceeds market expectations in its latest interim report. Both the profit and revenues were higher than expected.

Better than expected for Handelsbanken

More Swedes have better housing economy

Many homeowners' personal finances have improved since the price shock in society has subsided, according to a survey from Nordea. "It is reassuring that more and more people can afford increased costs.

More Swedes have better housing economy

Volvo CEO predicts stability in 2025

The truck manufacturer Volvo is reporting a worse result than expected, but the stock price is holding steady. The low-conjuncture has taken hold, but Volvo's CEO is counting on a decent 2025.

Volvo CEO predicts stability in 2025

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

Nordea pulls the Stockholm stock exchange upwards

The Stockholm stock exchange rose slightly on Thursday. The broad OMXS index closed at 0.

Nordea pulls the Stockholm stock exchange upwards

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

These are the risks on the stock market right now

It looks shaky ahead of the reporting season, which kicks off this week. The German automotive industry has set the tone with a series of profit warnings.

These are the risks on the stock market right now