Talousaamu’s live broadcast on Wednesday covered Kone’s giant acquisition, Neste’s and Fortum’s earnings reports, and the situation in the oil market, among other things. The interviews included OP Pohjola’s chief analyst Antti Saari and Karri Salmi, the CEO of Sakesæstätägii.
Kone is making the biggest acquisition in the history of Finland, which will make it the undisputed king of the elevator market. But what does the 29.4 billion euro acquisition mean for the company and to the Helsinki Stock Exchange? Can the deal still be watered down in the hands of the competition authorities?
How about what Almost what does the hard result mean? Will oil prices fall when the Opec cartel crumbles? What should a stock investor do now anyway?
No fewer than 28 interim reports were published on the Helsinki Stock Exchange on Wednesday, and the most interesting of them were reviewed on Talousaamu’s broadcast. In the broadcast, we also discussed the situation in the Middle East, the oil market and the mood of Finnish investors.
OP Pohjola’s chief analyst was in the interview Antti Saari and CEO of Sakesäväätätti Karri Strait. The plot of the broadcast Jussi Rosendahl.
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