Stockholm Stock Exchange slightly up despite war fears
Leading stock exchanges fell amid increased concerns about the war. However, the Stockholm Stock Exchange bucked the trend and closed slightly higher.
BusinessLeading stock exchanges fell amid increased concerns about the war. However, the Stockholm Stock Exchange bucked the trend and closed slightly higher.
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FootballThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed 0.8 percent lower. The decline occurred despite Western countries' decisions to release oil from their strategic reserves in response to the war in Iran.
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SportsThe Stockholm Stock Exchange took a backseat to global markets but still rose broadly. The OMXS index closed 2.7 percent higher.
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