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Happy Miners on Wall Street

The stock market sentiment was upbeat when the trading week began in the USA. The S&P 500 index rose 1.

Happy Miners on Wall Street

Red on the New York Stock Exchange

The New York stock exchange ended the trading day on a low note. The broad S&P 500 index fell 0,8 percent, the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index dropped 0,7 percent, and the Dow Jones industrial index sank 1,3 percent.

Red on the New York Stock Exchange

The record rally on Wall Street slows down

Wednesday's trading marked the end of the recent record-breaking slump on the New York Stock Exchange. Concerns about possible disruptions in trade with China hit chip companies and indexes fell to their worst levels in several months.

The record rally on Wall Street slows down

Upwards on the New York Stock Exchange

The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange closed on a plus on Tuesday. The broad S&P 500 index rose 0.

Upwards on the New York Stock Exchange

Down on Wall Street Despite Positive Statistics

Despite the fact that four-fifths of the shares on Wall Street increased in value on Thursday, two of the three leading indices on the American stock exchange fell. The reason was declines in some of the IT giants, which together represent a large part of the stock exchange's total value.

Down on Wall Street Despite Positive Statistics

Mixed on the New York Stock Exchange – but new records

Both Nasdaq and S&P500 ended the week's first trading day at new record levels. Among today's winners was processor manufacturer Intel.

Mixed on the New York Stock Exchange – but new records

The Crash Led to a Rush Among Small Investors

The record crash made the half-leader giant Nvidia one of the most bought stocks among Swedish small savers. Time will tell if it was smart or not, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.

The Crash Led to a Rush Among Small Investors

The Market Fell Across the Board

The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell across the board on Tuesday. The broad OMXS index dropped 1.

The Market Fell Across the Board

Nvidia falls on the New York Stock Exchange

The New York Stock Exchange begins the last trading week of June with small price movements. The semiconductor giant Nvidia falls 2 per cent following last week's decline, and the Nasdaq composite index drops 0.

Nvidia falls on the New York Stock Exchange

Strong stock market year - "can get a good finish"

The Stockholm Stock Exchange has had a strong first half of 2024. Despite this, it is not keeping pace with the USA, where the tech giants are lifting the stock exchange.

Strong stock market year - "can get a good finish"

Nvidia's stock market value plummets

Half-conductor giant Nvidia's stint as the world's highest-valued listed company has been short-lived – at least for this time. The two-day decline in share prices has caused the company to lose its top spot.

Nvidia's stock market value plummets

Weapon manufacturers fell hard on Wall Street

Movements in the indices were marginal on the American stock exchanges on Friday. The Dow Jones industrial index closed unchanged, while the broad S&P 500 index and the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index both fell by 0.

Weapon manufacturers fell hard on Wall Street

Apple takes top spot again – surpasses Microsoft

Apple retakes first place as the world's highest-valued company. And thereby pushes rival Microsoft down to second place.

Apple takes top spot again – surpasses Microsoft

Tech giants lifted Wall Street

The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange began the trading week on a positive note, following an upswing in the tech sector. The broad S&P 500 index rose 0.

Tech giants lifted Wall Street

Technology lifted Wall Street

It was cheerful murmurs on Wall Street on Wednesday and the leading indices on the New York stock exchange rose. The technology sector was behind the upswing.

Technology lifted Wall Street

Industrial shares took a beating on Wall Street

Companies sensitive to the business cycle took hard hits on the first trading day in June, after a report on US production showed negative numbers. The impact was clearly visible on the Dow Jones industrial index, which fell 0.

Industrial shares took a beating on Wall Street