Stockholm Stock Exchange Rises Broadly Despite Saab's Sharp Decline
The Stockholm stock exchange rose broadly on Tuesday. 27 of 30 shares in the large-cap index OMXS30 closed on plus.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange rose broadly on Tuesday. 27 of 30 shares in the large-cap index OMXS30 closed on plus.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange began the week's trading with a moderate index decline – similar to leading European stock exchanges. The summit on Friday between the US and Russia's presidents on the Ukraine war left small marks on the financial markets.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange rose marginally on the week's last trading day. The broad OMXS index lifted 0,2 percent and the large company list OMSX30 went up 0,3 percent.
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 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.
BusinessEveryone hopes for peace and that it will be possible to rebuild Ukraine's defense and European defense, says Danske Bank's Saab analyst Björn Enarson.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange started the first day of the trading week with a weak upturn, but turned and at the close the broad OMXS index had fallen 0,5 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index fluctuated around zero on Friday and closed at a plus of 0.2 percent, partly thanks to a strong increase in the index-heavy H&M share.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange rose on Thursday with truck manufacturer Volvo as the locomotive. The broad OMXS index lifted 1.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange started positively on Wednesday, but the broad OMXS index declined during the afternoon and closed at minus 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange continues the week in major key and got a bit of extra speed during the afternoon – but at closing the increase had decreased. The broad index OMXS still ended the trading day with a plus of 0.5 percent.
BusinessFor the first time, the Gripen has been used in attacks against live targets. In the border conflict with Cambodia, Thailand carried out several operations with the Swedish-made fighter aircraft. You fly in, identify a target and drop a bomb. For an aircraft like the Gripen, it is not particularly complicated, according to Stefan Wilson at the National Defence College.
SwedenThe Thai air force confirms that it has used its Swedish-made Gripen aircraft in the border conflict with Cambodia.
WorldThe Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index closed just above zero on Tuesday, among other things thanks to strong gains for Astra Zeneca and Saab.
BusinessSunday's customs agreement between the USA and EU was initially received positively by the Stockholm stock exchange on Monday morning. But at closing, the OMXS index had fallen by 0.7 percent.
BusinessThe Thai air force is to have used two Swedish-made Gripen aircraft in an attack on Cambodia on Saturday, reports the Thai newspaper The Nation. Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard states that the government "is closely following the developments".
SwedenThe Stockholm stock exchange continues the upward trend. At the close on Thursday, the broad OMXS index had risen 0,4 percent – in line with global stock market gains.
BusinessThe defence conglomerate Saab has received an order for the air defence system Mobile Short-Range Air Defence (MSHORAD) from the Czech Republic's Ministry of Defence, writes the defence conglomerate in a press release.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange started the trading week slightly up. The broad OMXS index rose 0.2 percent.
BusinessSummer's really heavy reporting week is completed. The professionals see a consistent theme: uncertainty. Signals of growth ahead have however given positive reactions on the stock exchange.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange ended the trading week on the red side of zero. The industrial giant Atlas Copco's interim report weighed down the market.
BusinessThe defence group Saab reports a result above expectations and raises the sales forecast. The share surges 15 percent on the Stockholm stock exchange. At the same time, the large demand puts pressure on the defence sector's capacity. The entire ecosystem must be able to handle it, says Saab's CEO Micael Johansson.
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