Exchange ended the week up – Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet

On the leading European stock markets were even happier faces and the London Stock Exchange passed a dream limit.

Large Bank Nordea share was the heaviest loser on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, with declines of 5.0 percent, since the shares from Friday traded without right to dividend for 2014.

white goods giant Electrolux also pulled down the index with a price drop of 3.1 percent, since analysts at Morgan Stanley lowered its recommendation on the stock.

For the winners among large companies heard SEB, up 2.9 percent. Although Boliden and the Volvo got a good finish to the stock market week, up 2.8 and 2.4 percent.

Customer Service Company Transcom Worldwide’s shares lifted 9.6 percent after news that the private equity company Altor buys nearly 25 percent of the shares of Stenbeck sphere of power companies Kinnevik. Altor becomes largest owner of Transcom.

FTSE index rose 0.9 percent, closing at just over 7 022,5, for the first time over 7000 points. Frankfurt Stock Exchange’s DAX index rose 1.2 per cent and the Paris Stock Exchange CAC index lifted 1.0 percent.