Stockholm: Slightly down the stock market, Fingerprint raged, OMXS30 -0.3%
2014-09-11 17:41
(SIX) Like the outside world stock markets weakened the Stockholm Stock Exchange Thursday afternoon. Sentiment was held back partly by continued uncertainty about the impact of sanctions from the conflict situation in eastern Ukraine. On the macro front, received this afternoon's U.S. weekly results of new job seekers slightly higher than expected. Among individual companies were punished Fingerprint share since the revealed that although the CEO is now being investigated for insider dealing. SIX General Index closed down 0.3 percent to 427 and OMXS30 index fell 0.3 percent to 1,383. Turnover was 12.1 billion on the Stockholm Stock Exchange and 16.5 billion including the alternative trading venues Bats, Burgundy, Chi-X and Turquoise. Around the Russia-Ukraine conflict include the Council of Europe President Herman Van Rompuy announced that the EU will implement its new sanctions against Russia on Friday. Russia is reported to have simultaneously prepared a package of EU-oriented motsanktioner response. As today's sixth most traded plummeted FPC share 33 percent after it confirmed that the company's CEO Johan Carlstrom now can be added to those who are under investigation for gross insider abuse. It was previously known to another person who previously sat on the board investigated. Biometrics company's chairman Urban Fagerström states to SIX News that allegations of insider dealing in the company and the appointment of the Jörgen Lantto as acting president not affect Fingerprints business. "I see nothing in what has emerged as changing our position on market. And we're working your butt off for us that it should be so. Male will see the election of Jörgen Lantto as part of this, Jörgen is the person of FPC who handled the technical dialogue and had the densest dialogue with the customer, "says Fagerström SIX. Carlstrom wanted the day itself did not comment on the position of SIX simultaneously as Fagerström saw charges against Carlstrom as deplorable. "I trusts Johan Carlstrom but I'm in a situation where I can not allow him to remain as president, "said Fagerström to SIX. TeliaSonera confirmed that the company is in talks with Jazztel and other partners around the Spanish subsidiary Yoigo. Meanwhile, it emerged that JP Morgan lowered the recommendation for the stock to underweight from previous neutral. TeliaSonera fell 0.9 percent for the day. Research company NeuroVive got the bass line from the Stockholm Stock Exchange current deal with Opcore announced yesterday. The company writes in day that the deal, which yesterday announced to have a value of 1 billion crowns, do not provide any significant payments initially. The stock market reaction was to lower share of 6.9 per cent. Remaining among pharmaceutical companies announced Bioinvent to a stub trial triggered a milestone payment from Bayer. The compensation kept secret, however. Shares rose 4.5 percent. On the recommendation front updated SEB Equity Research their views on the exchange's three largest construction companies. NCC was raised to buy from the containers, while Peab cut to sell from the containers. Meanwhile repeated retention recommendation for Skanska. Exchange responded by raising the NCC 1.9 percent and lowering Peab 3.6 percent. Skanska fell 1.0 percent, that is weaker than for the mainstream market. Index Latest Today%% This Year OMX Stockholm 30 1383 -0.3 +3.7 SIX General Index 427 -0.3 +4.9 SIX Return Index 774 -0.3 +8.5 SIX Sweden cyclic 15384 -0.2 +12.5 SIX Sweden defensive 15425 -0.0 +6.0 SIX Volatility Index 13.1 +3.4 +7.4 Johan Eklund, +46 31 350 64 87 mailto: johan.eklund@six-group.se www.blogg.six.seSIXNews SIX News
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