Stock Markets June 1, 2026 12:00 PM

Stock Declines Push OMX Stockholm 30 Down 1.39% at Monday Close

Industrial, healthcare and financial stock losses weigh on Swedish benchmark as oil and FX move sharply

By Avery Klein

Stocks on the Stockholm exchange closed lower on Monday with the OMX Stockholm 30 falling 1.39%, driven by declines across the Industrials, Healthcare and Financials sectors. Ericsson, Hexagon and Tele2 were among the session's gainers, while Saab, Volvo and Addtech posted the largest drops. Oil futures climbed sharply while gold fell and major SEK currency pairs strengthened.

Stock Declines Push OMX Stockholm 30 Down 1.39% at Monday Close

Key Points

  • OMX Stockholm 30 closed down 1.39% as Industrials, Healthcare and Financials weighed on the market.
  • Top performers: ERICb (+2.16%), HEXAb (+1.55%), TEL2b (+0.89%); Largest decliners: SAABb (-5.81%), VOLVb (-3.35%), ADDTb (-3.04%).
  • Commodities and FX saw significant moves: July crude oil +7.14% to $93.60, Brent for August +6.21% to $96.78, August gold futures -1.87% to $4,507.12; EUR/SEK and USD/SEK both rose.

Stock trading in Stockholm ended the Monday session on a negative note, with losses concentrated in Industrials, Healthcare and Financials and the OMX Stockholm 30 finishing down 1.39%.

At the close, Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson Class B (ERICb) was among the session's better performers, rising 2.16% or 2.60 points to 122.70. Hexagon AB ser. B (HEXAb) added 1.55% or 1.32 points to end at 86.74, while Tele2 AB (TEL2b) increased 0.89% or 1.55 points to 174.85.

On the downside, SAAB AB ser. B (SAABb) registered the steepest fall, down 5.81% or 33.10 points to 536.20 at the close. Volvo, AB ser. B (VOLVb) declined 3.35% or 10.90 points to 314.60, and Addtech (ADDTb) slipped 3.04% or 10.00 points to finish at 319.40.

Market breadth was tilted toward decliners, with 545 stocks falling against 215 advancing on the Stockholm Stock Exchange; 50 stocks finished unchanged.


Commodity markets reflected notable moves during the session. Crude oil for July delivery climbed 7.14% or 6.24 to trade at $93.60 a barrel. Brent oil for August delivery rose 6.21% or 5.66 to $96.78 a barrel. By contrast, the August Gold Futures contract eased 1.87% or 85.88 to trade at $4,507.12 a troy ounce.

Currency pairs involving the Swedish krona moved higher against major currencies. EUR/SEK gained 0.68% to 10.83, while USD/SEK increased 0.97% to 9.31. The US Dollar Index Futures (DX) was up 0.32% at 99.17 at the close of the session.

These price movements left distinct winners and losers on the Stockholm benchmark and showed active participation from commodity and currency markets in the session's price action. The mix of sector declines and commodity strength contributed to the overall downward pressure on the index.

Key intraday figures and individual stock moves recapped here reflect the closing levels and percentage changes recorded in Stockholm on Monday.

Risks

  • Sector-specific weakness in Industrials, Healthcare and Financials could continue to pressure the index - these sectors led Monday's declines.
  • Rapid moves in oil and Brent prices introduce commodity-driven volatility that can affect energy-related stocks and broader market sentiment.
  • Shifts in currency rates such as EUR/SEK and USD/SEK may influence exporters and importers listed on the Stockholm exchange, creating uncertainty for corporate earnings.

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