In Finland, H25 by 0.6 percent, the largest sinker was Nokia. This morning’s press release stating that the telecom company are discussing a merger with telecom equipment giant Alcatel-Lucent, Nokia took 3.6 percent lower. Behind the movement was concern that the deal might slow the Nokia advancing the mobile market in favor of Ericsson and Huawei.
“If Nokia acquires entire Alcatel-Lucent, it means completely new conditions. It is the largest acquisition Nokia ever done and involves high risks but also opportunities for a great merit, “said Nordea analyst Sami Sarkamies to Direkt.
Oslo Stock Exchange OBX backed 0.2 percent. It’s indexsänket was Royal Caribbean minus 4 percent. Cruise company has risen over 100 percent in the past year.
Despite facilitate minus notes was the dependence on oil Norwegian stock exchange best performing in the Nordic countries, oil prices clearly on the plus contributed. Heavyweight Statoil climbed 0.7 percent and Seadrill rose 3.8 percent. The latter has a strong April in the trunk of plus 19 percent.
In Denmark blinked C20 Cap 0.9 percent, only a few shares rose. Heavyweight Maersk ended 3.4 percent lower after data showed that freight rates for containers dropped. Scandinavia’s largest company Novo Nordisk, which are traded at a peak level, fell 0.6 percent.
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