The Stockholm Stock Exchange is expected to rise when the new trading week begins, in line with developments on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, among others.

The rise is supported by similar signals regarding futures trading on the New York Stock Exchange, where the leading S&P 500 index has now retreated for seven weeks in a row, the longest suite since 2001.

There are now indications that investors have tried to bottom fish after the technology sector in particular has fallen sharply recently, writes the news agency Bloomberg.

During the day, little business economic news is expected. The car safety company Autoliv is traded without the right to a dividend and the share will thus back slightly. JP Morgan has raised the target price for Lundin Energy while the steel manufacturer SSAB has raised the target price from Citigroup.