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NASDAQ:BIOA.B 4 December 2025 - 9 December 2025

Nordic Nasdaq Pre‑Market Today (9 December 2025): BioArctic, Rusta, Sampo and Vestjysk Bank in Focus as Fed Meeting Begins

Nordic Nasdaq Pre‑Market Today (9 December 2025): BioArctic, Rusta, Sampo and Vestjysk Bank in Focus as Fed Meeting Begins

Nordic equities fell Monday, with the OMX Nordic 40 index down about 0.5% and Sweden’s OMXS30 slipping to the low-2820s. Embracer Group’s series B shares led declines amid volatility in gaming stocks. Wall Street and Asian markets also retreated ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy meeting, which starts today. Traders expect a cautious open for Nasdaq Nordic exchanges.
9 December 2025
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Nasdaq Nordic Stock Market Today, 4 December 2025: OMXS30 and OMXI15 Lead Broad Nordic Rally as BioArctic, UPM and Framery Grab the Spotlight

Nasdaq Nordic Stock Market Today, 4 December 2025: OMXS30 and OMXI15 Lead Broad Nordic Rally as BioArctic, UPM and Framery Grab the Spotlight

Sweden’s OMXS30 rose 1.11% to 2,810.77 on Thursday, leading gains among major Nordic benchmarks as BioArctic shares climbed after new Alzheimer’s drug data. Iceland’s OMXI15 added 1.23%, while Denmark’s OMXC25 and Finland’s OMXH25 closed up 0.27% and 0.50%, respectively. Positive global sentiment and strong biotech news drove the advance.
4 December 2025
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  • Russell 2000 Hits Correction Territory Amid Oil Price Surge and Economic Worries
    March 20, 2026, 2:58 PM EDT. The Russell 2000 small-cap index has dropped over 10% from its recent peak, marking the first major U.S. benchmark to enter correction territory, defined as a decline between 10% and 20%. The index, initially outperforming in 2026, fell sharply due to a surge in Brent crude oil prices amid the Iran war, highlighting small caps' sensitivity to cyclical sectors and economic downturns. Other major indexes are close behind, with the Dow and Nasdaq down over 9%, and the S&P 500 falling by more than 6%, signaling broader market pressures.
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