Nordic Shares Decline; Mycronic Falls Furthest
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Stocks in the Nordic region declined Friday, with the OMX Nordic 40 Index declining 0.5%.
Mycronic AB posted the largest decline among large stocks during the session, plunging 12.5%, followed by Bure Equity AB shares, which dropped 6.3%. Shares of SSAB AB Series A declined 5.4%.
Bakkafrost P/F was the biggest leader, rising 7.0%, and CMB.TECH N.V. gained 4.7%. FastPartner AB Series A rounded out the top three leaders on Friday, with shares increasing 3.9%.
In Denmark, the OMX Copenhagen 20 Index dropped 0.3%, and the OMX Helsinki 25 Index, which tracks Finland's most-traded stocks, fell 0.2%.
Stocks on Sweden's OMX Stockholm 30 Index fell 0.8%, while Norway's Oslo Exchange Benchmark Index_GI dropped 0.1%. Shares in Iceland decreased, with the OMX Iceland All-Share PI Equity Index falling 0.4%.
Elsewhere in Europe, indexes fell, with the STOXX Europe 600 Index falling 1.3% and the FTSE 100 Index falling 0.9% from the previous close.
In commodities news, Brent crude oil futures were down 3.4%, while gold futures were up 1.2%. Bitcoin fell 1.8% to $118,829.
On the currency front, the WSJ Dollar Index dropped 0.2% to 96.28.
Against the euro, the Icelandic krona was flat, the Danish krone was flat, the Swedish krona was down 0.3%, the U.S. dollar was down 0.5%, and the Norwegian krone was down 1.0%.
Against the U.S. dollar, the Icelandic krona was up 0.5%, the euro was up 0.5%, the Danish krone was up 0.5%, the Swedish krona was up 0.3%, and the Norwegian krone was down 0.5%.
Data source: Dow Jones Market Data, FactSet
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October 10, 2025 12:21 ET (16:21 GMT)
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