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Stock markets performed well in February, particularly in Sweden and Europe. The upturn was broad-based and led by cyclical sectors and financial companies, driven by stronger economic conditions.
2026-03-06
Stock markets performed well in February, particularly in Sweden and Europe. The upturn was broad-based and led by cyclical sectors and financial companies, driven by stronger economic conditions.
The Protect Fund delivered a positive absolute return of +0.6% % during the month, supported by a generally optimistic global market sentiment. The return was in line with Global Equities
February offered a positive but more choppy market than the previous month. Developments were mixed across regions and risk appetite shifted rapidly in line with the news flow. Geopolitics
Crescit delivered a strong start to the year through systematic portfolio optimization in a month marked by clear regional differences. Europe and Sweden performed strongly, while the US
Protect delivered +1.05 % in January, while global equities rose around +1.6 %. The difference is explained by the fund's defensive profile and prioritization of downside protection over maximum
January started the year with positive market sentiment as investors weighed continued economic stability against increased geopolitical risks. Stock markets performed strongly in Europe and Sweden, where
The stock markets ended 2025 with limited movements, but clear shifts were taking place beneath the surface. The US had a weaker finish, while Europe and Sweden performed better. At the same time,
The stock market year ended with relatively calm markets and falling concerns. US stocks barely moved at all in December, while volatility continued to decline. It sounds
December was an intense end to the year, with markets marked by both hope and caution. The central banks' last interest rate announcements for the year, continued geopolitical uncertainty and positioning
When we summarize 2025, a clear pattern emerges: the market was often influenced more by the news flow than by reported earnings and macro forecasts. Events such as tariff threats, political statements
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