The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell, weighed on by the big banks
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell on Thursday, with the broad OMXS index down 0.3 percent. Major banks fell.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell on Thursday, with the broad OMXS index down 0.3 percent. Major banks fell.
BusinessThe defense group Saab appears to be getting a bad rap over a Gripen deal worth over 30 billion kronor. Peru is said to be choosing an American alternative. "We are trying to find out what happened," Saab CEO Micael Johansson tells TT.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange was upbeat for much of Tuesday - but closed 0.6 percent lower after oil prices suddenly rose. Several companies were also hit after their quarterly reports.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed in the red. Pharmaceutical company BioArctic recovered somewhat after earlier losses.
BusinessAccording to new information, the defense group Saab will be snubbed in a multi-billion-dollar deal for the sale of the Gripen fighter aircraft to Peru.
BusinessThe rise on the Stockholm Stock Exchange continued throughout the day, and at the close the OMXS index was up 1.1 percent. Oil prices and the US dollar also fell significantly after US President Donald Trump signaled he might consider new peace talks with Iran.
BusinessThe decline on the Stockholm Stock Exchange was limited by the close, when it ended down 0.1 percent.
BusinessThere is full focus on President Donald Trump and on how the war with Iran is unfolding ahead of listed companies' first-quarter reports. That is all the market is looking at. That is the only thing right now, says Lars Söderfjell, head of equities at the Bank of Åland.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange opened higher on Friday ahead of this weekend's peace negotiations between Iran and the US.
BusinessMarcus Wallenberg will be appointed to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's advisory group for the country's reconstruction.
BusinessThe roller-coaster ride in the financial markets continues. The Stockholm Stock Exchange swung and closed in the red after President Donald Trump's threats against Iran.
BusinessSweden is upgrading its air and counter-drone defenses with new billion-dollar contracts with Bofors and Saab. They will protect military bases, transportation and other important protected sites. But they can also be used to protect civilians, Army Chief Jonny Lindfors says.
SwedenThe Stockholm Stock Exchange took its Easter break with a sharp drop in prices. The broad OMXS index closed down 1.4 percent.
BusinessPresident Donald Trump's announcement about the Iran war is giving a boost to stock markets around the world. In Stockholm, the broad OMXS index rose 2.6 percent on Wednesday.
BusinessSaab announces in a press release that the first Gripen E aircraft manufactured in Brazil has now been unveiled.
BusinessSwedish defense group Saab's surveillance system did not alert air traffic controllers at LaGuardia Airport when a ground vehicle collided with an aircraft on Sunday, Bloomberg reports.
BusinessThe defense group Saab has entered into an agreement to collaborate on AI with Canadian company Cohere.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the trading week with a sharp decline. Concerns about the war in Iran and its effects on the energy market continue to dominate investor sentiment.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange ended lower after being in the red before lunch. The broad OMXS index fell 0.3 percent, while oil prices rose.
BusinessCanada is too militarily dependent on the United States and needs to cooperate more with other allies, Mark Carney said at a summit in Oslo with Sweden and the other Nordic countries. This increases the chances for the Swedish Gripen when Canada replaces its fighter jets.
SwedenLeading stock exchanges fell amid increased concerns about the war. However, the Stockholm Stock Exchange bucked the trend and closed slightly higher.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed 0.8 percent lower. The decline occurred despite Western countries' decisions to release oil from their strategic reserves in response to the war in Iran.
BusinessFemale investors may not be as daring as their male counterparts. But the strategy has proven to be more successful - women generally perform better on the stock market. It is clear that women are taking on more and more, says Felicia Schön, savings economist at Avanza.
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