STOCKHOLM (AFX) Stockholm Stock Exchange moves on both sides of the zero line in Thursday’s trade introduction. Companies in the oil and gas sector will take the lead after North Sea oil for the first time since last fall cost more than 50 dollars a barrel.
A good half hour after opening is OMXS30 up 0.1 percent on the 1368 level. Shares of more than one billion were traded, with SSAB and Boliden in the top.
Boliden’s two core metals copper and zinc rises both in the commodities market. Three-month term for zinc is up more than 2 percent on signals from China about the diminishing supply. Shares are up about 1 percent.
About the same rise SSAB. LKAB has decided to take its share in SSAB’s impending share issue, according to Dagens Industri.
Among the commodity-related smaller companies than Nordic Mines nearly 10 percent in intensive trade, after a price surge of 46 percent over Tuesday afternoon . Company Laiva Project is estimated to have a net present value of EUR 77 million, more than the company’s market capitalization at the time of writing half a billion kronor, according to a press release on Wednesday afternoon.
Among the companies on the red marked Kinnevik, which, however, separates the dividend and crates in line with this, Nordea at minus 0.8 percent and Handelsbanken at minus 0.5 percent.
this morning’s report from the Garo be received positively, and its shares are up 8 percent. About the same rise Lammhults, which announced an acquisition in the morning.
Swedol is up just over 2 percent after a according to industry organization Building Merchants strong April for the Swedish building materials trade.
At the macro level came KI s confidence indicator for the manufacturing industry, which is part of the monthly business tendency survey, in slightly lower than SME expectations: 105.3 in May, compared with the expected 107.3.
the total Tendency indicator, which measures the total atmospheric situation in the Swedish economy, fell to 102.2 in May, instead of an expected increase.
Chart: OMXS30 2016-05-26
Source: Infront
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