2014-09-11 | Updated 2014-09-11
Stockholm Stock Exchange started on Thursday plus but lost momentum in the afternoon.
When trading closed had OMXS index dropped 0.4 percent to 444.6.
Fingerprint were the major losers.
Fingerprint share dropped like a stone, a full 33 percent, since the trade was released, and it revealed that the CEO is suspected of insider dealing. Shareholders Association designated events surrounding the company as “a scandal” but Fingerprints Chairman Urban Fagerstedt stood a little puzzled to the strong exchange reaction.
– De facto, this kind of news no immediate impact on our business position, said Fagerstedt.
TeliaSonera was also high on the list loses among large companies, minus 0.9 percent, possibly as a result of new writings about the questionable transactions in the East. Most fell Lundin Petroleum, minus 1.6 percent.
Best among the heavyweights went Tele2, plus 1.8 per cent, followed by the likes of Assa Abloy and Nokia, which rose more than one percent each.
The leading European stock markets also fell. FTSE index was down 0.4 per cent, the Paris CAC Exchange Index fell 0.2 percent, while Frankfurt’s DAX index fell 0.1 percent.
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