Stockholm stocks fall as oil and gas prices rise
On Thursday, the Stockholm Stock Exchange traded strongly but closed down 1 percent, while oil and gas prices rose.
BusinessOn Thursday, the Stockholm Stock Exchange traded strongly but closed down 1 percent, while oil and gas prices rose.
BusinessThe Technical Museum will tell the story of Sweden's path from poverty to the forefront. The prototype of the JAS 39 Gripen fighter jet will symbolize Swedish uniqueness.
EntertainmentVenezuela's Attorney General, Tarek William Saab, who was close to ousted President Nicolás Maduro, has submitted his resignation. Saab was quickly appointed public ombudsman.
WorldThe constant threats of tariffs by US President Donald Trump dampened market sentiment. The Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index fell 0.8 percent.
BusinessA slightly sour mood dominated the Stockholm stock exchange on Wednesday. At the close, the OMXS was down 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange continued to climb and closed up 0.8 percent. Hotel chain Scandic went against the trend, falling sharply after a weak report.
BusinessThe defense group Saab has entered into an agreement to begin cooperation with JSC Ukrainian Defense Industry (UDI).
BusinessMillennials are the largest group on the stock market, and Generation Z is leaving the market. At the same time, more 80-year-olds are starting to save in stocks, Euroclear's Shareholder Report shows.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed slightly higher, marking the third straight trading day of gains and a new record for the OMXS index.
BusinessEmployees stand to receive nearly a million kronor extra in "salary" or more. Saab's stock-market surge has been a huge success for the tens of thousands of employees who have signed up for the bonus program. "It has been a popular program," says Lars Svensson of the engineers' union.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rebounded in the final hours before the weekend and closed Friday, up 1 percent.
BusinessThe Venezuelan government has reportedly cracked down on two businessmen linked to Maduro, according to Colombian broadcaster Caracol and The New York Times.
WorldDefense group Saab is doing better than expected and is raising its dividend. Order intake during the fourth quarter of last year was almost fivefold higher than in the corresponding quarter a year earlier.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell on Thursday - in line with other leading stock exchanges worldwide. The broad OMXS index closed down 1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose, led by heat pump manufacturer Nibe. At the close on Wednesday, the broad OMXS index rose 1 percent. At the same time, the Swedish krona was under pressure.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange started shakily amid a wave of global market turmoil but recovered along with Wall Street. The OMXS index closed up 1.1 percent.
BusinessEurope cannot defend itself without the United States, says Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte - and he promises to continue praising President Donald Trump.
WorldThe Stockholm Stock Exchange opened the new trading week with little movement. The broad OMXS index rose 0.1 percent. Mining stocks performed strongly.
BusinessTelecom company Ericsson's shares rose sharply on the last trading day of the week, while the Stockholm Stock Exchange as a whole hovered near zero. The broad OMXS index rose 0.2 percent.
BusinessEurope's defense stocks are broadly retreating, going against the grain, after US President Donald Trump toned down his rhetoric about Greenland on Wednesday.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell 2.1 percent after US President Donald Trump's remarks about punitive tariffs over the weekend. The decline was broad-based, and the major European stock exchanges also fell.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed unchanged on Friday. Gambling company Betsson had a tough day.
BusinessWhen Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Saab in Linköping, Swedish social media was filled with pro-Russian propaganda from troll accounts, a review by P4 Östergötland shows.
SwedenSince Russia's full-scale invasion began in 2022, production has increased fivefold and Saab has 10,000 more employees. But now it is also necessary to change a culture embedded in the walls. We need to rethink both the industry and the contracting authorities, says Saab CEO Micael Johansson.
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