SEB survey shows 74% of Swedes stay put during sharp stock market drops
Bitget2026/09/30 04:30- SEB survey found 74% of Swedes take no action during sharp equity selloffs; about 10% adjust portfolios.
- More than half expect the stock market to hold current levels or rise into year-end, despite economic uncertainty.
- Average monthly household saving rose SEK 260 to SEK 5,600, excluding amortizations, reversing three straight quarterly declines.
- Cash remained the largest destination at about SEK 2,340 per month; funds averaged about SEK 1,480.
- Stockholm’s OMX30 has risen about 15% year-to-date, while nearly 10% of respondents said the market is down.
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