Sweden: Stock market index

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The most recent value is 211.03 points as of June 2026, an increase compared to the previous value of 209.7 points. Historically, the average for Sweden from January 1960 to June 2026 is 42.24 points. The minimum of 0.52 points was recorded in March 1960, while the maximum of 212.63 points was reached in February 2026. Click on the following link to see the values of: Stock market index around the world.
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  • Measure: points
  • Definition: Stock market indices are weighted averages of the prices of the shares traded on an exchange. In countries with multiple stock markets, the values show the index of the largest stock exchange in terms of capitalization.
  • Source: OECD

Recent values Sweden: Stock market index
2026  Jun 211.03
2026  May 209.7
2026  Apr 208.54
2026  Mar 201.8
2026  Feb 212.63
2026  Jan 207.17
2025  Dec 199.47
2025  Nov 195.91


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 Stock market capitalization, percent of GDP 86.77 2003 percent
 Stock market capitalization, in dollars 289.88 2003 billion U.S. dollars
 Stock market turnover ratio 68.46 2003 percent
 Listed companies 278 2002 companies
 Stock market value traded 80.56 2004 percent
 Stock market return 29.59 2021 percent
 Stock price volatility 22.48 2021 percent
 Mutual fund assets 104.54 2020 percent
 Life insurance volume 5.79 2019 percent
 Non-life insurance premium volume 1.52 2019 percent
 Pension fund assets to GDP 108.87 2020 percent
 Insurance company assets 112.52 2020 percent
 Nonbank financial institutions assets to GDP 57.87 1999 percent
 Stock market index 211.03 6/2026 points
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