Fund savers invest in Swedish funds in February
For both Nordnet and Avanza, Swedish funds topped the list of most-purchased funds in February, according to monthly statistics from the online brokers.
BusinessFor both Nordnet and Avanza, Swedish funds topped the list of most-purchased funds in February, according to monthly statistics from the online brokers.
BusinessThe AI highlight of the season is approaching. On Wednesday, U.S. chip giant Nvidia will release its financial results. Many Swedish retail investors have chosen to sell the stock ahead of the report - despite most professionals recommending "buy".
BusinessThe AI sector is shaking. The stock prices of the big tech giants are falling worldwide. If the dominant player, American Nvidia, does not deliver a good result on Wednesday, things could get really bad. Then this could escalate, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
TechnologySmall investors are investing increasingly in the gold rally, which this week pushed up the price of gold over 4,000 dollars per ounce for the first time. The demand for stock exchange listed gold funds has skyrocketed, according to Frida Bratt, savings economist at the online broker Nordnet.
BusinessKlarna was listed on the New York stock exchange on Wednesday. According to the online banks Avanza and Nordnet, there was a great interest among Swedish small investors for the share on the first trading day. Klarna became the most net bought share on Nordnet's entire platform yesterday, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
TechnologyPayment giant Klarna surged 30 percent in the initial trading after the stock exchange listing in New York. The share fell back somewhat and was traded at closing for just under 46 dollars – just under 15 percent above the introduction price of 40 dollars. The interest among Swedish stock traders was great.
TechnologyThe world's stock exchanges have heaved a sigh of relief after the customs chaos, but most small savers have continued to experience negative development this year. Sit still in the boat if it's a good boat you're sitting in, advises Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessThat the tariffs between the USA and China are being reduced as much during an announced tariff pause is a relief for the global financial markets, states Danske Bank's senior strategist Maria Landeborn. It is a pause with lower tariffs than what I believe anyone had dared to believe and hope for, she says.
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