The Stockholm Stock Exchange opened Tuesday's trading with a significant rally, tracking the performance of leading European markets. Investors are beginning to hope for a swift end to the conflict in Iran, despite conflicting statements from U.S. President Donald Trump.

In corporate news, Lundin Mining is rising following a mining acquisition, while contract manufacturer Hanza is trading higher after raising its financial targets.

After 30 minutes of trading, the OMXS30 index was up 2.58 percent at 3,070.00. During the session, the index has fluctuated within a range of 2.26 percent at its lowest and 2.76 percent at its highest.

The broader OMXSPI index was up 2.40 percent.


CompanyChangeComment
Lundin Mining7.8 %Increases ownership in Caserones copper mine and takes large stake in Los Helados project
Swedencare6.5 %Handelsbanken upgrades to buy (hold), reiterates target price of 43 SEK
Sectra4.1 %DNB Carnegie upgrades to buy (hold) with target price of 245 SEK, Stifel upgrades to hold (sell), target price 210 SEK
TF Bank3.4 %Loan portfolio growth of 21 percent year-on-year in February
Skanska3.1 %Building data center in USA, order value 1.7 billion SEK
Volvo2.8 %SB1 Markets initiates coverage with buy and target price of 350 SEK
Hanza1.4 %Raises financial targets, aims for 14 billion SEK revenue by 2028 with EBITA margin of at least 9 percent
Bong-3.5 %Board seeks authorization to issue shares
Powercell-5.1 %Extends Monday's decline following SVT/NRK investigation into the company