The stock market picked up somewhat after a sharp fall – still ended in a negative
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Just before 10 o’clock, the main index on the Oslo Stock Exchange fell sharply. At most, the fall was over 4 percent. At several other stock exchanges in the world, the fall was even greater. Many speculations are widespread, including that the person must have made a taste mistake, but on Monday afternoon the cause was still unknown.
After the decline in Oslo, it followed an almost like an upturn, but when the trade closed, the main index was 1218.36 points and 1.83 percent below the final result from Friday.
With the exception, namely Rec Silicon (+1.98 percent) and Telenor (+0.23 percent), all the leading companies ended up on the main list with red highs.
Equinor fell by 1 percent and Yara by 1.41 percent. Norsk Hydro went up 2.68 percent and Nordic Semiconductor, which had strong growth last week, fell as much as 7.89 percent. The learning platform Kahoot went 5.7 percent and the airline Norwegian was reduced in value by 4.39 percent.
The oil price also fell by 2.51 percent on Monday and a fat North Sea oil was traded for $ 103.75.
In Europe, the German DAX 30 index fell by 0.86 percent, and in Paris, the CAC 40 index fell by 1.37 percent. In London, however, the FTSE 100 index rose 0.37 percent on Monday afternoon.