Winter time for the global trading system and great uncertainty. This is how experts describe the situation after President Donald Trump's tariff announcement on Wednesday. And after the Stockholm Stock Exchange opened on Thursday, broad declines are seen. Hope is now pinned on negotiations that could calm the stock market anxiety.
BusinessPresident Donald Trump's tariffs against the rest of the world became higher than expected, say two experts who TT has spoken to. I think it became a bit worse than what the market had counted on, says Mattias Persson, chief economist at Swedbank.
BusinessPresident Donald Trump's tariffs against the rest of the world became higher than expected, say two experts who TT has spoken to. I think it became a bit worse than what the market had counted on, says Mattias Persson, chief economist at Swedbank.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange falls sharply after USA's tariff announcement. I think it can get worse. The market has not counted on Trump introducing tariffs of 25 percent on its largest neighboring countries, says Maria Landeborn, senior strategist at Danske Bank.
BusinessThe stock market is expected to shake off concerns about the economy, inflation, tariffs, and wars. Professionals are counting on a dividend party ahead of this year's first reporting season. And the stock market year is looking significantly brighter than 2024.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange has got new oxygen. Six days in a row on plus gives a lift of four percent the last week. Weak krona, better economic outlook for Sweden and a US saturation, can be explanations, according to analysts.
BusinessSemiconductor giant Nvidia's beat forecasts for both revenue and profit during the third quarter.
BusinessA thousand kronor lower mortgage interest on the three million loan - that's the effect when the Swedish Central Bank is expected to make a double rate cut. But risks have emerged along the way.
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