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Sampo Oyj ADR (OP:SAXPY)

23.05 -0.07 (-0.30%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:58 PM EST, Dec 5, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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SAXPY Stock Earnings: Sampo Reported Results for Q1 2024 ↗
Sampo just reported results for the first quarter of 2024. 
Via InvestorPlace
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April Fool ↗
Today China pushed its iron ore price to an 8 month high to help pay for pricey oil and gas. 
Via Talk Markets
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Inflation inflating ↗
The Fed will be raising interest rates soon and this will chop the appeal of investments in more vulnerable yield plays. 
Via Talk Markets
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Dampening Exuberance ↗
The bond sell-off halted today but the Fed's plans mean this will resume. 
Via Talk Markets
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Inflation Surge ↗
Today the market failed to brush off inflation fears as it had done later on Thursday as inflation is at a 4 decade high. 
Via Talk Markets
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The Old Lady Of Threadneedle Street ↗
US markets are up on better jobs growth reported for October today. 
Via Talk Markets
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A Weak Week ↗
Chinese car-maker Nio appears to have been able to weather the Beijing crackdown on foreign listed firms better than later entrants. 
Via Talk Markets
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Friday the Thirteenth ↗
The stock week in points eastward was mixed. The USA markets face a bear correction. 
Via Talk Markets
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Delta Outbreak ↗
The US market was droopy because of poor private sector jobless numbers. 
Via Talk Markets
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Lots Of Deal News ↗
Today Didi, a Chinese ride-hailing stock is doing its IPO reportedly at above the level projected in its application. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Initial Public Offering
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Crazy Thursday ↗
Today the US stock market went ballistic probably because of a higher joblessness level than expected. 
Via Talk Markets
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The First Day Of Summer And Prime Day ↗
The bull is back in business today. 
Via Talk Markets
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Continued Uncertainty ↗
Fear of another Fukushima yesterday late in the market day led to a rush out of energy-related shares, which included many without any nuclear risk at all. 
Via Talk Markets
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Juvenile Investing Mob ↗
Tech stocks did well in Europe but not in the US. The data are unconvincing. 
Via Talk Markets
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Tourism Trouble ↗
Today stock markets globally moved into the red, because of mounting fear of inflation along with China's crackdown on crypto-currencies. 
Via Talk Markets
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Finns and Danes ↗
Stock markets are still uncertain whether to rise or fall after the Tuesday debacle. 
Via Talk Markets
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Gold Is Back ↗
Wednesday was another mixed day with oil stocks and foreign telcos up from demand rising--but US telcos going their own ways, with AT&T up, and Verizon down because it lost wireless subs. 
Via Talk Markets
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Currency Manipulation ↗
London's FTSE 100 index today rose over 7000 for the first time in 14 months. It hit 7019.53. 
Via Talk Markets
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Happy News Day ↗
The stock markets are in clover because March retail sales hit 9.8% according to the Department of Commerce. 
Via Talk Markets
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Stunning Market Debut ↗
Wednesday brought a zip into the accounts of many financial stocks thanks to a boom result from Goldman Sachs GS, which boosted its competitors' prices. 
Via Talk Markets
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Weak Markets - Yom HaShoah ↗
Today the Biden Administration revealed its planned changes in the corporate tax code. 
Via Talk Markets
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