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Ericsson Gains Amid Stockholm Stock Exchange Dip
After a somewhat volatile trade, the Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXS index fell by 0. 2 percent on Thursday.
Trump Calls on Fed to Lower Interest Rates Amid Economic Uncertainty
The American central bank Federal Reserve should lower the interest rate, believes the country's president Donald Trump. "The Fed would be much better off if they implemented INTEREST RATE CUTS", writes Trump in a post on his platform Truth Social.
Wall Street fell again – Tesla continues to plummet
After two trading days in a row on the plus side, the gloom was back on Wall Street. Not least, electric car manufacturer Tesla had a very heavy day – as did the technology sector as a whole.
New York dragged Stockholm Stock Exchange down
The Stockholm stock exchange's earlier rise on Tuesday fell back, but the broad OMXS index still closed at plus 0. 1 percent.
Wall Street ended a turbulent week with an upswing
A rollercoaster week with major course falls has come to an end, but the New York stock exchange finished it after all with an increase. The analysts' advice is still to keep the safety belt fastened.
Powell: Uncertain - but we still have time to wait
The uncertainty surrounding the economic future has increased, but the US central bank Federal Reserve (Fed) still has time on its hands before it must consider possible measures, according to its chief Jerome Powell. .
Central Bank Chief Downplays Trump's Interest Rate Speculation
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is once again targeting the central bank, the Federal Reserve. On his platform Truth Social, Trump claims that interest rates should be lowered, "which will go hand in hand with tariffs", he writes.
Fish, Bird, and In-Between on Asian Exchanges
The leading Asian stock exchanges went in different directions on Wednesday in a situation where investors are digesting Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's comment that the US central bank "does not need to hurry" to lower interest rates again. In Tokyo, the important Nikkei 225 index had grown 0.
Coca-Cola wins on calm US stock exchange
The index movements were moderate on the American stock exchanges on Tuesday. Neither President Donald Trump's latest tariff play nor Central Bank Governor Jerome Powell's statement on the interest rate seemed to affect the stock market particularly much.
Trump attacks the central bank
It was no reduction of the USA's interest rate decided by the Federal Reserve (Fed) on Wednesday. Two hours later, President Donald Trump unleashed a hefty barrage of criticism against the central bank.
Rental Rate Reduction May Be Delayed – Fed "in Waiting Mode"
The next cut in interest rates in the USA may be delayed. High inflation, strong economy, and a new chief in the White House are affecting, according to SEB economist Elisabet Kopelman.
The interest rate remains unchanged in the USA
After three consecutive interest rate cuts, the US central bank Federal Reserve (Fed) leaves the base interest rate unchanged. The Fed notes that inflation is still too high for a cut.
He's giving Trump the cold shoulder – interest rates expected to remain steady
Donald Trump wants to see more interest rate cuts from the central bank Federal Reserve. Wednesday's message will therefore hardly be applauded by the new President of the USA.
Broad decline on the Stockholm stock exchange
It was mainly red figures on the Stockholm Stock Exchange on Thursday. The broad OMXS index fell by 2.
The interest rate is lowered in the USA
The USA's central bank, the Federal Reserve (Fed), is lowering its interest rate by 0. 25 percentage points as expected.
Technology companies drag along – new records on Wall Street
Another day with strongly rising prices gave new records on Wall Street. The newly awakened technology sector was a heavy locomotive.
Technology and Pharmaceuticals Weigh Down Depressed US Stock Market
Interest Master Jerome Powell spoke – and more than a day and a half later, the prices on the New York Stock Exchange were in a steep decline. Pharmaceutical and technology companies contributed to a dismal end to the stock market week.
Medicines weighed down falling stock exchange
The Stockholm Stock Exchange had a sour ending to the week. The broad OMXS index fell 1.
The US stock market turned down again
The pale bleakness of hindsight took over the US stock exchange on Thursday. The atmosphere didn't improve when central bank chief Jerome Powell signaled caution with further interest rate cuts.
Powell: No Rush to Lower Interest Rates
The USA's central bank chief Jerome Powell notes that the country's economic development is still strong and that further interest rate cuts may be delayed. .
Trump in focus after expected Fed decision
The USA's central bank, the Federal Reserve (Fed), is lowering its interest rate by 0. 25 percentage points, and the rate is now in the range of 4.
Powell: No Rush with Rapid Interest Rate Cuts
The American central bank, Fed, lowered the interest rate by 50 points earlier in September - more than many experts had expected. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized in a speech on Monday that future potential rate cuts will not necessarily be as large.
Smooth Sailing in Asia after Fed's Double Cut
The leading Asian stock exchanges began Thursday's trading with a radiant mood following Wednesday's announcement of a double interest rate cut by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. In Tokyo, the important Nikkei 225 index had risen by 2.
Double rate cut by Fed – more cuts await
The USA's central bank, the Federal Reserve (Fed), is lowering its interest rate by 0. 50 percentage points.
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