Stockholm Stock Exchange Ends Slightly Down at 0.1%
Stockholm Stock Exchange's upswing came to an end on Monday afternoon. Broad OMXS-index closed at minus 0.1 percent.
BusinessStockholm Stock Exchange's upswing came to an end on Monday afternoon. Broad OMXS-index closed at minus 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange climbed during the last day of the trading week – but many of the companies on the finlist OMXS30 moved in red territory.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange rose clearly during Wednesday's trading, with the majority of the companies on the OMXS30 list in the plus.
BusinessThe Czech Defence Ministry has approved an extension of the leasing agreement with Sweden on the fighter jet Gripen 39 to 2035, reports news agency Bloomberg.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange started upwards on a broad front on Tuesday, quickly fell to minus, and then regained and closed in a light green. At the close, the OMXS index was up 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe defence group Saab is developing an unmanned combat aircraft that will be able to strike targets deep within enemy territory, CEO Micael Johansson reveals to Svenska Dagbladet.
SwedenThe Stockholm stock exchange closed at a loss after half a day of trading and will reopen on Friday morning. The development was similar on the larger European stock exchanges.
BusinessThe American tech giant Nvidia is to open an AI center in Sweden. Large Swedish companies such as Astra Zeneca, Saab, SEB and Ericsson will participate in the operations. Every country needs to build its own AI infrastructure, says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
BusinessThe mines were sour on the Stockholm stock exchange on Thursday. At closing, the OMXS index by 2.2 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange was pushed down on Wednesday. At the close, the OMXS index fell by 0.5 percent. It points both upwards and downwards after a few hours of trading on Wall Street.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange began Tuesday trading cautiously downward but then took a small turn upward and finally landed on green. At closing, the broad OMXS-index was up 0.4 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange fell during most of Monday's transactions – but rose towards the end and at closing, the broad OMXS index landed at plus 0.1 percent.
BusinessState Secretary Diana Janse (The Moderate Party) bought shares in Saab the day before Sweden signed a billion-dollar agreement on new Jas fighter jets with Hungary, reports Aftonbladet.
SwedenThe strong price increases have ebbed out after Monday's announcement about a pause in the trade war between China and the USA. The OMXS index, like leading European stock exchanges, closed near zero – The real estate company SBB rocketed 40 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange rose slightly at the close following a relatively calm trade. The exchange fluctuated around the zero line during the day, and the broad OMXS index closed 0.1 percent up.
BusinessA little tape, a little Swedishness and an experimentation office. The Swedish defence capability is to be strengthened and innovation needs to be improved. We have resources and a mandate to test things that others may not get or dare to test, says Marcus Tynnhammar, head of the experimentation office.
SwedenThe defence conglomerate Saab delivers historically strong quarterly figures. The company simultaneously reiterates its previously set sales forecast.
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