Breda börsfall i Asien på torsdagsmorgonen – chiptillverkaren Broadcom ser ingen ytterligare AI-tillväxt och faller hårt – svenska hushåll tappade 316 GSEK första kvartalet trots stigande bostadspriser
Breda börsfall i Asien på torsdagsmorgonen – chiptillverkaren Broadcom ser ingen ytterligare AI-tillväxt och faller hårt – svenska hushåll tappade 316 GSEK första kvartalet trots stigande bostadspriser

La secrétaire générale de la CGT a déploré, lundi sur France 2, avoir été mise en examen après des propos sur « la répression syndicale qui sévit à Tefal », dans le cadre d’une action judiciaire confirmée par l’entreprise.

Blandad börsveckostart i Asien på nya stönanden från despoten i Vita Huset – SEB väntas sänka sin inflationsprognos, Nordea menar att regeringen överdriver kris – ökad sysselsättning, minskad arbetslöshet och ökad konsumtion i Sverige
Sweden Herald - Latest Sweden News | Stock market looks set to open slightly lower in Stockholm by Sweden Herald
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On Wednesday April 29, 2026 the Stockholm‑based OMXS index slipped 0.4 % at 11 a.m., marking an eighth consecutive day of losses after seven prior down‑days; 24 of the 30 OMXS30 components were in the red and the broader index has fallen more than 5 % since April 20, though it remains up about 1.4 % for the year. Swedbank and SEB dipped slightly while Volvo Cars fell 1.3 %, and the decline was amplified by a number of heavily weighted stocks trading without dividend rights. The market was also dominated by quarterly earnings reports, and investors awaited forthcoming U.S. tech earnings and the Federal Reserve’s interest‑rate announcement.
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Sweden Herald - Latest Sweden News | SEB's profit fell 5 percent to SEK 9.4 billion by Sweden Herald
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SEB reported a first‑quarter operating profit of SEK 9.4 billion, a 5 % decline from the same period last year, as net interest income dropped from SEK 10.8 billion to SEK 10.2 billion and total income fell to SEK 18.4 billion from SEK 19.8 billion, while expenses were reduced by about SEK 600 million. Despite the decrease, the result beat analysts’ expectations, and the bank’s board announced a new share‑buyback programme worth SEK 1.25 billion.
Read more: https://swedenherald.com/article/sebs-profit-fell-5-percent-in-first-quarter