Lift for Swedish industry - highest level in four years
The temperature in Swedish industry has risen to its highest level since spring 2022, according to the purchasing managers' index compiled by Swedbank and Silf.
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Stockholm Stock Exchange falls for eighth day in a row
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell by 0.6 percent in trading dominated by quarterly reports and shares trading without the right to upcoming dividends. It marked the eighth consecutive trading day in the red.
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Rush to the bank after new mortgage rules as customers increase existing loans
The new loan rules attracted customers to borrow more - they increased their existing loans before that ceiling was lifted on April 1. This is according to the CEO of Swedbank, who is announcing a savings package that will reduce the workforce.
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Households that have benefited most from recent government policies
Taxes have been lowered, but skyrocketing costs mean that the relief still doesn't show up in people's wallets. When the government's support for households in recent years is combined, there are both winners and losers - and concerns are rising. Many people are still having a tough time, says Madelén Falkenhäll of Swedbank.
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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.
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Supreme Court acquits Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen - very happy and relieved
The Supreme Court overturned the Court of Appeal's verdict and acquitted Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen of all criminal charges. "An innocent person has been acquitted," Per E Samuelson, Bonnesen's lawyer, told TT.
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Breaking the trend for mortgages - more people are fixing interest rates
More Swedes are choosing to fix their mortgage interest rates in the wake of the war in Iran. A clear trend shift is visible among SBAB's customers. The proportion choosing to fix their interest rates reached a record high in March, says Linda Hasselvik, the state mortgage bank's private and housing economist.
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