During October, the Stockholm Stock Exchange's broad index OMXSPI recovered by 6.2 percent.
The OMXS30 index, with the 30 most traded companies, rose by 7.6 percent as a whole.
And right now there are alternating indications, some of which claim that the high inflation could be on the way down.
- Much of the concern that we have seen in the market this year is due to the fact that we have not known how high interest rates will go, and how much the central banks will tighten, says Maria Landeborn, savings economist at the large bank Danske bank in SVT's Morgonstudion .
"Uncertainty also going forward"
During Wednesday evening, a new interest rate announcement from the American central bank, the Fed, is expected.
Landeborn believes that there will probably be an increase - but that the interest rate will then pause at between 4.5 and 5 percent, which in turn would mean some relief when it comes to inflationary pressure.
- Then there is still a risk that we will have a weaker economy next year, and that this may contribute to us not having a new stock market rally, but that there may be large movements and some volatility and uncertainty going forward as well.
Shoka Åhrman is a savings economist at the insurance company SPP, which offers advice and savings and pension solutions for companies and individuals.
She emphasizes that we are heading into a recession, but that the downturn we have seen has not been about companies not delivering or there not being growth – quite the opposite.
- How the market will react to tonight's announcement is difficult to say, it depends a little on the tone you use.
But as I said, the market has been aware that we might be approaching some kind of inflation peak, says Åhrman.
- However, there are still an awful lot of uncertainty factors around us.