Stock markets crash everywhere – after the tariff slap

Stock market week

Blood red as the stock market week ended

Oskar Forsberg

Updated 18.44 | Published 17.32

Trump tariffs have shaken the world's markets. Photo: Michael Probst / AP

The Stockholm Stock Exchange continues to crash after Trump's retaliatory tariffs.

At closing, it is minus, minus, minus.

The broad OMXSPI index has fallen by 7.65 percent during the week.

The stock market week has been bleak. After Donald Trump's tariff announcement and later China's response, the curves have pointed downwards.

The Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad OMXSPI index just closed at minus 4.2 percent.

This means that the index has lost 7.5 percent this week.

Worst result since the pandemic

The OMXS30 index was down 4.1 percent today. In total, this means a loss of 8.43 percent for the entire week.

According to Dagens Industri, the stock market week in Stockholm is the worst since the pandemic.

The European indices are also pointing downwards.

After closing on Friday, the Oslo stock exchange was down five percent. This is the biggest drop in Oslo since March 2020, according to NTB.

The FTSE 100 in London is down 1.4, while the DAX in Frankfurt is down 2 percent.

Down on Wall Street

According to Dagens Industri, the stock market week in Stockholm is the worst since the pandemic.

The European indices are also pointing downwards.

After closing on Friday, the Oslo stock exchange was down five percent. This is the biggest drop in Oslo since March 2020, according to NTB.

The FTSE 100 in London is down 1.4, while the DAX in Frankfurt is down 2 percent.