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E24, Norway's largest business newspaper, reports on a variety of economic and business news. Top stories include the financial struggles of Norwegian grocery delivery service Oda, concerns over potential electricity price shocks, and a commentary piece on the 'Magnificent 7' tech stocks. The page…
Norwegian online grocery service Oda reported a loss of 128 million Norwegian kroner in the past year, with its accumulated deficit now reaching 480 million. The owner, Selvaag By, plans to continue providing financial support as needed.
There are concerns about a significant potential shock to electricity prices, impacting consumers and the energy market.
A commentary piece suggests that the 'Magnificent 7' group of major tech stocks could be facing a significant downturn or 'death blow'.
An analysis identifies oil stocks that are predicted to have the largest potential for upside in the market.
A report highlights a situation where two individuals lacked home insurance, leaving banks holding unsecured debt.
The US Federal Reserve maintained its interest rates, but the stock market, particularly Wall Street, experienced a notable decline, with long-term US Treasury yields surpassing 5.20% and chip stocks continuing to fall.
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix saw its stock price drop by 9.6% following its quarterly earnings report. Samsung Electronics also fell 5.2% ahead of its own results, contributing to the Kospi index reaching its lowest level since early April.
An Okeanis Eco Tankers vessel was struck by a drone, with the oil price at OET trading at $89.19.
The Oslo Stock Exchange (OSEBX) showed an upward movement, closing at 2014.08, up 0.37%.
Investtech provides an analysis highlighting specific stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange that are recommended for selling.
This report identifies the stocks listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange that are projected to have the greatest potential for price appreciation.
