SAS shares rose after the agreement – Swedish Dagbladet

The Stockholm Stock Exchange opened Thursday’s trading slightly falling prices but ended on the plus 0.3 percent.

Stenbeck sphere of power companies Kinnevik went well among large companies, plus 3.6 percent. Rocket Internet, where Kinnevik owns more than 14 percent, plan to list two of its subsidiaries, according to the German magazine Manager Magazin.

Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca also contributed to the positive side. Shares rose 1.0 percent.

Although SAS shares went up after the airline and the pilots agreed to a new contract, and the general strike blown off. Shares rose 4 percent.

The losers among large companies became SSAB, which went down 1.7 percent and Ericsson, down 1.3 percent.

There is still trading halt of Tradedoubler after US Gravity 4 withdrawn its offer for the company.

Precise Biometrics, which belonged to Wednesday’s winner, went up more than 15 percent.

On the leading European stock exchanges, development was modest. Both the FTSE index and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange’s DAX index rose 0.1 percent. Paris Stock Exchange’s CAC index rose 0.3 percent.