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Experts Expect Stock Market Boost and Dividend Bonanza
The stock market is expected to shake off concerns about the economy, inflation, tariffs, and wars. Professionals are counting on a dividend party ahead of this year's first reporting season.
Fixed Mortgage Rates Pressed Upwards – "A Shift"
The year has begun with a hard global upward pressure on long-term interest rates. USA tariffs and shaky public finances in Europe are causing concern.
Mortgage Rates Fall – They Have the Lowest Rate
Mortgage interest rates continue to fall. The major banks have lowered their variable interest rates over the past month – but you'll find the lowest average interest rate among the smaller banks.
Inflation falls – opens up for interest rate cuts
Inflation fell more than analysts had calculated in December. The probability of the Swedish Central Bank lowering the interest rate again as early as the end of January is increasing.
The Market is Doubtful About Two Interest Rate Cuts This Year
The probability of the Swedish Central Bank lowering the interest rate twice this year has clearly decreased, according to a report from the major bank SEB. A decrease – of 0.
Trump's policy threatens Swedish mortgage rates
In two weeks, he will be sworn in. And the world is eagerly waiting to see what the 47th president of the USA will do with the economy.
Bankers win on weak stock market
The Stockholm stock exchange fluctuated around zero on the last day of the trading week, but during the afternoon many prices fell, with the exception of the banking giants. The broad OMXS index closed at minus 0.
Unexpectedly slow for Swedish industry
Swedish manufacturing industry slowed down more than expected in December, shows a purchasing managers' index from Swedbank and Silf. A weak development in the surrounding world is unexpectedly hitting demand hard.
Major Banks: A Heavy Burden on the Stockholm Stock Exchange
After a day when the courses first fell but then recovered, the Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index ended the week with a plus of 0. 1 percent.
Major Banks Lower Mortgage Interest Rates
Several banks are now adjusting their mortgage rates downward following the Swedish Central Bank's lowering of the interest rate. .
The Crown at a New Low for the Year - No Brightening in Sight
The Swedish krona weakened after the interest rate announcement from the USA on Wednesday evening. The krona is traded with a discount of 25-30 percent.
Banker charged - stole 30 million from customers
A former capital manager at the major bank SEB is suspected of having stolen nearly 30 million kronor from their clients – and transferred the money to their partner. They are now being prosecuted, reports Aftonbladet.
Distribution Party on the Stock Exchange - "Must Be a Record"
It's being loaded up for a record-breaking payout party on the stock exchange this spring. The payouts are increasing by 11 percent to a total of approximately 326 billion kronor next year, according to a fresh prognosis from the major bank SEB.
So much did the mortgage rates fall in November
Between 0. 10 and 0.
Bitcoin at a new high level: "Like a magnet"
The cryptocurrency bitcoin has for the first time surpassed 100,000 dollars per bitcoin during the night. When you approach such special levels, it becomes almost like a magnet, says Johan Javeus, senior economist at SEB.
New statistics: Shopping spree during Black Week
Sales in retail reached record levels last week, with the trade's revenge week featuring Black Friday as the final, according to payment statistics from SEB. Sales increased by ten percent compared to the corresponding week last year, and the upswing was broad with increases in several sectors, according to the card statistics from the bank.
The world is being held on a trade policy leash
Donald Trump's threat to punish three of the USA's most important trading partners with tariffs is a foretaste of the new daily life with Trump as president, according to Robert Bergqvist, senior economist at SEB. .
The Stockholm Stock Exchange closed the week on a bright note
The Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the week with an upward trend. At closing, the broad OMXS index had risen by 1 percent.
Down on the stock exchange for the fourth day in a row
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell on Wednesday – for the fourth day in a row. The broad OMXS index, which had long been in the plus, fell in the last trading hours and closed at minus 0.
War escalation worried the stock market
Concern about the development of the Ukraine war dominated the stock market on Tuesday. The Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index fell as much as 2.
Tough start to the stock market week
The Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index began the trading week with a decline of 0. 4 percent, weighed down by falling prices among others in heat pump manufacturer Nibe and fashion giant H&M.
Thedéen: The Krona's Fall May Cause Inflation Problems
The crown has fallen to 11. 04 kronor per dollar – the lowest rate this year.
SEB predicts interest rate at 2.0 per cent
The recovery in the Swedish economy has been delayed as households have hesitated. The economic growth will therefore remain at 0.
This is why crypto enthusiasts are cheering Trump's victory
Cryptocurrencies have surged in value since Donald Trump won the election in the USA and the Bitcoin price is for the first time up at 80,000 dollars. The President-elect has made a U-turn from critic to crypto friend.
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