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Stock Market Rises – and New Bitcoin Record
The Stockholm Stock Exchange, like the larger European stock exchanges, began the week's trading with rising prices. The broad OMXS index rose 0.
Increased Sales for Volvo Cars
Volvo Cars sold over 61,600 cars globally in October – an increase of 3 percent compared to the same period last year. The increased sales are mainly due to a stronger demand for electric cars in Europe, the company writes in a press release.
Volvo Cars wants to buy out Northvolt – breach of contract
Volvo Cars will exercise its right of redemption to oust crisis-stricken Northvolt from the jointly owned multi-billion project Novo Energy, according to the car manufacturer. This is because Northvolt has breached the shareholders' agreement.
Volvo Cars: No Money to Northvolt
The car manufacturer Volvo Cars does not intend to participate in the financing that could save the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt from bankruptcy, reports the news agency Bloomberg. Absolutely not, says Volvo Cars' CEO Jim Rowan.
Major Banks Soar on the Stock Exchange
It was a course rally in the major banks on Wednesday after strong quarterly reports, but the Stockholm Stock Exchange as a whole rose very moderately. The broad OMXS closed at plus 0.
Volvo Cars lowers its forecast - again
The electric car market is facing headwinds and Volvo Cars is lowering its sales forecast for the second time this year. But the electric car is still the future, believes CFO Johan Ekdahl.
These are the risks on the stock market right now
It looks shaky ahead of the reporting season, which kicks off this week. The German automotive industry has set the tone with a series of profit warnings.
Fear of China's Response: "Bad for Sweden"
The EU Commission's announcement to impose tariffs on Chinese electric cars has prompted China to threaten with its own tariffs on European export goods. The development worries Foreign Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (M).
Stockholm Stock Exchange Turned Upward
The Stockholm stock exchange recovered after the morning's decline. At closing, the OMXS index stood at plus 0.
More Expensive Electric Cars – but Unclear by How Much
Some fear a trade war with China when the EU introduces permanent tariffs on Chinese electric cars. How great an impact it will have on the European car market is difficult to say at present, says an analyst.
American job statistics boosted the stock market
Friday's message from the USA that the country's economy appears to be stronger than feared boosted the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The broad OMXS index closed up 0.
Volvo Cars loses momentum
Volvo Cars' sales increased by one percent to 62,458 cars in September compared to the same month last year. Thus, the growth rate is slowing down as the car industry is currently facing tough times.
Electrolux rises on calm stock market
The Stockholm stock exchange revolved around the zero line on Wednesday. The broad OMXS-index closed at plus 0.
Down on the stock exchange – tough for Volvo Cars
The Stockholm Stock Exchange started the week with falling prices. Among the losers, Volvo Cars stood out, which retreated after new profit warnings from the industry.
German Expert: Electric Car Success Goes via China
It may take several years to turn the downward spiral for Europe's electric car industry, warns German industry guru Ferdinand Dudenhöffer. The road to success goes via China, according to the professor.
Northvolt: This is what has happened
On Monday, Northvolt laid off 1,600 of its employees in Sweden. Here is the background to the battery giant's crisis.
Northvolt: "Tried to do too much at the same time"
Northvolt has invested in several new factories at the same time. It may have become too much to handle, according to Hampus Engellau, automotive analyst at Handelsbanken.
Volvo's CEO Martin Lundstedt: "Europe must take action"
Europe has fallen behind the USA and Asia. This is one of the reasons why the sales of both electric cars and electric trucks have stalled, believes AB Volvo's CEO Martin Lundstedt.
The Crisis for Electric Cars - "Rather an Adjustment"
Declining sales, halted investments, scrapped targets, lowered forecasts, and cutbacks. The electric car industry in Europe is facing headwinds.
The title in English is: Share price fall for Mercedes after profit warning
The German car manufacturer Mercedes' share falls hard – down by almost 8 percent on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The share price fall comes after the German car manufacturer on Thursday lowered its profit forecast for 2024.
Stock Market Weakens Ahead of the Weekend
Thursday's interest rate party turned into a recoil downwards on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The OMXS index fell by 0.
Northvolt company seeks billion grant for factory
Volvo Cars and Northvolt's jointly owned company Novo Energy wants 12. 7 billion kronor from the state for the construction of the battery factory in Torslanda, Gothenburg, reports [Dagens Nyheter.
New tariffs on electric cars from China may be reduced
The EU is expected to adjust downwards in the near future the customs duties that are to be imposed on electric cars manufactured in China from November, reports the news agency Bloomberg, citing anonymous sources. .
Volvo defends new targets: "2030 is just a figure"
Adjusted financial target and scrapped electric car target. Despite this, there is no crisis at Volvo Cars, the company claims – instead, the car manufacturer has been forced to adapt to an uncertain market.
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