The Stockholm Stock Exchange opens Tuesday's trading upwards. After ten minutes of trading, the OMXS index had risen by 2.2 percent, and then fell slightly. And after an hour of trading, the index had dropped by around 1 percent.

The development on other European stock exchanges was similar. It started with a recovery of up to 4 percent, after which the prices fell again.

The nervousness is obviously because the measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus have caused a crossover in the economy. Across large parts of the world, people have stopped traveling and consuming, which risks breaking the leg of many companies.

Nervousness and uncertainty are also exacerbated by Monday's sharp fall on Wall Street, as prices plunged by over 12 percent, one of the largest breed in history. This is despite the fact that the US Federal Reserve lowered interest rates to zero.

Volvo warns

Among other things, the Volvo Group warns of significant negative effects of the corona pandemic, but at present cannot figure the decline due to the great uncertainty surrounding the economic development.

The krona has strengthened slightly against the dollar and the euro since Monday night the Riksbank issued a new support buying program, where it is now planned to postpone liquidity in the economy by means of purchases of, among other things, housing and corporate bonds.