The Stockholm Stock Exchange is expected to start Wednesday's trading session with a significant rally following the ceasefire reached between the United States and Iran. The announcement came just 90 minutes before the original deadline for a large-scale attack on Iran was set to expire.

Donald Trump had threatened to obliterate "an entire civilization" with strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure and bridges. The news from the American president caused Brent crude to plunge by as much as 13.6 percent to 94.4 dollars per barrel.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures are up 5.23 percent, FTSE 100 futures are gaining 2.91 percent, and DAX futures are rising 5.16 percent.

U.S. S&P 500 futures are up 2.60 percent.

Cevian Capital has sold 45 million shares in Ericsson, reducing its stake from 4.6 to 3.2 percent, according to EFN, citing updated data from Holdings. The change is also reflected in Ericsson's annual report. The transaction was carried out during 2025 and is valued at approximately 3.1 to 4.4 billion kronor.

An external legal review of the consumer electronics chain Elon has found no evidence to support suspicions of criminal activity within the business. However, the investigation points to recurring deficiencies in the documentation of decisions and notes that individual executives on occasion failed to comply with the company's code of conduct. The review was initiated following media reports in the autumn of 2025, and the company intends to publish the report in its entirety.

Among today's analyst recommendations, Tele2 has been downgraded to Hold from Buy by Nordea. AQ Group has also been downgraded to Hold from Buy by Pareto. Verve has been lowered to Accumulate from Buy by Inderes.

The IT consultancy Knowit has been approved as a supplier under the NATO agency NCIA's BOA framework agreement via its Finnish subsidiary Knowit Solutions. The approval enables participation in tenders for digital and secure systems for NATO and its member states.

Auto parts retailer and workshop operator Meko is implementing changes to its Norwegian operations. Geir Hoff will take on expanded responsibility for Meko's entire Norwegian business when Morten Birkeland retires and leaves the group management on July 1. Hoff is currently responsible for Mekonomen and Meca in Norway. This means Hoff will also assume responsibility for Sørensen og Balchen.


PriceDiff todayTime
Euro Stoxx 50 futures5 859.005.25%08:27:49
FTSE 100 futures10 670.003.02%08:32:54
DAX futures24 304.005.20%08:27:54
S&P 500 futures6 830.502.61%08:32:52
Nasdaq 100 futures25 173.753.29%08:32:52
Sweden 10 Y2.94%0.0016:17:38
Germany 10 Y2.91%-0.1808:42:53
USA 10 Y4.24%-0.0708:42:51
UK 10 Y4.83%0.0018:02:39
Italy 10 Y3.98%0.0017:35:39
France 10 Y3.54%-0.2508:42:45
Spain 10 Y3.58%0.0017:07:39
Norway 10 Y4.41%0.0016:03:38
Denmark 10 Y2.79%-0.1608:42:31
EUR/USD1.17060.010808:42:51
USD/JPY158.0710-1.550008:42:54
USD/SEK9.2771-0.198008:42:54
EUR/SEK10.8596-0.124808:42:52
GBP/SEK12.4653-0.127608:42:53
USD/NOK9.5728-0.071708:42:54
EUR/NOK11.20610.020108:42:52
NOK/SEK0.9693-0.013508:42:51
USD/DKK6.3839-0.060908:42:52
DKK/SEK1.4532-0.016908:42:55
Brent, USD/bbl93.02-14.87%08:32:53
WTI, USD/bbl94.87-16.01%08:32:50
Natural Gas, USD/mmbtu2.72-5.37%08:32:51
Dutch TTF Natural Gas (NDEX), euro/mwh43.77-17.81%08:32:54
Gold futures, USD/oz4 857.803.70%08:32:54
Silver futures, USD/oz77.527.69%08:32:49
Source: Factset