The pick -up follows after yesterday’s race where the stock exchange’s broad index ended down 3.3 percent and was summed up as the worst stock exchange day in almost two years. The upturn in the initial trade is wide with the cloud service company Sinch, the investment company Kinnevik and the defense group Saab in the lead, all up around 3 percent in the morning. Of the few large companies that back down, Astra Zeneca is the worst in the class, down 1.4 percent. The leading stock exchanges in Asia have been traded on Plus during the night, among other things, because China, for the third year in a row, sets its growth target at “about 5 percent”, according to documents that Bloomberg took part in. The US stock exchanges clearly fell for the second day in a row on Tuesday. The S&P 500 index fell 1.2 percent, the Nasdaq index backed 0.4 percent, while the Dow Jones industrial index backed 1.6 percent.
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