Stockholm Stock Exchange ends strong week on a strong note
The Stockholm Stock Exchange opened higher on Friday ahead of this weekend's peace negotiations between Iran and the US.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange opened higher on Friday ahead of this weekend's peace negotiations between Iran and the US.
BusinessThe 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.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index closed Tuesday, up 0.4 percent, after brisk trading. The four major banks had a difficult day.
BusinessStock markets in Asia are rising in Tuesday trade after US President Donald Trump announced that the United States will refrain from attacking Iranian energy targets for five days.
BusinessLeading 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.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange plunged nearly another 3 percent on Tuesday. That marks the worst two-day drop since the US tariff threat last spring. Oil prices continue to rise, and gas prices are accelerating further.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed sharply lower, as did other stock exchanges around the world, in the wake of the attacks on Iran. However, the decline is somewhat milder than at the outbreak of the war in Ukraine - and in Oslo, the market moved in the opposite direction.
BusinessThe mood was upbeat on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, and the broad OMXS index rose 0.5 percent. Heat pump manufacturer Nibe rose sharply in a rebound.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed in positive territory on Wednesday. The broad OMXS index rose 0.2 percent.
BusinessThe constant threats of tariffs by US President Donald Trump dampened market sentiment. The Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index fell 0.8 percent.
BusinessThe scandal-plagued listed company Intellego must repay 11.6 million euros, equivalent to 124 million Swedish kronor, to the Swedish Export Credit Agency (SEK) after selling fraudulent invoices. The company's chairman, Gregory Batcheller, says the board is "fully aware that the money was taken under fraudulent circumstances."
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed the final trading day of the week in the red after the US Supreme Court ruled to strike down President Trump's trade tariffs.
BusinessAfter a volatile trading day on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, the broad OMXS index closed up 0.3 percent. Truecaller, a directory enquiry company, lost a third of its market value.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange started happily, soured, and regained its nerve - before gloom finally prevailed. The broad OMXS index closed down 0.2 percent - but the four major banks had a good day.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange is toasting 2026 with optimism - and increased dividends. The companies on the large-cap OMXS30 index alone plan to distribute SEK 250 billion this year. That is an increase of over SEK 25 billion compared with last year.
BusinessThe OMXS index on the Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the last trading day of the week down 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe dollar, interest rates and stock markets are rising after an unexpectedly strong US jobs report for January. But one should be careful not to draw too strong a conclusion from a single month, says Elisabet Kopelman, US economist at SEB. January figures are shaky, she says.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange started the trading week on an upward note, closing 0.4 percent higher. Market gains were also visible on other European stock exchanges.
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 closed Tuesday's trading up 0.2 percent. Among the losers was venture capital firm EQT, which fell more than 10 percent.
BusinessA stronger dollar triggered a plunge in gold and other commodity prices. The new head of the US Federal Reserve looms in the background. It may not be such a radical shift, says Mattias Persson, chief economist at Swedbank.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange did not react significantly to President Donald Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to head the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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