Why XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) moves
XACT Sverige rose sharply with no company news.
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Why today
15,876 news analyzed todayXACT Sverige rose sharply with no company news.
XACT Sverige, a fund that tracks the Swedish market, rose sharply in the last session.
It moved in line with OMX Stockholm 30, which rose clearly over the same day.
Trading was about twice a normal day, so more units changed hands than usual.
There was no news about XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) in this period.
Today's move of +1.23% was 2.2 times a normal day's 0.6%. OMX Stockholm 30 moved +0.83% on the same day.
XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) +1.23%OMX Stockholm 30 +0.83%In step with the market
What the key figures say about XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF)
The figures connect what XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) earns with what investors pay.
The line shows the share price in the same year, on its own scale.
Money paid to shareholders per share, summed by calendar year.
2017–2025: 15.27 SEK–27.43 SEK.
The dividend explained
A dividend is money paid to shareholders. XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) paid 24.55 SEK per share in the twelve months through November 4, 2026.
On the ex-dividend day, June 9, 2026, XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) traded without the right to the 24.55 SEK dividend. The price went from 765.00 SEK to 733.10 SEK; including the dividend, the day's change was −1.0%. Entitlement passes from the company to shareholders on the ex-day; payment comes later.
2017: 18.27 SEK2018: 15.71 SEK2019: 15.27 SEK2020: 19.90 SEK2021: 20.70 SEK2022: 27.43 SEK2023: 20.54 SEK2024: 23.87 SEK2025: 25.10 SEK2026 so far: 24.55 SEK
10,000 SEK in XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) bought on November 4, 2016 is worth 30,600 SEK today, with dividends reinvested.
What would 10,000 SEK in XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) be worth today? →
What would 10,000 SEK in XACT Sverige (UCITS ETF) be worth today?
30,600 SEK
with dividends reinvested, bought on November 4, 2016.
The five biggest days of the journey
· −11.2% · the whole market fell 10.6% the same day
· +5.1% · the whole market rose 7.1% the same day
· −4.9% · the whole market fell 5.3% the same day
· +4.7% · the whole market rose 3.9% the same day
· −4.7% · the whole market fell 4.9% the same day
Earlier days
+1.03% market +0.96% XACT Sverige rose, moving in line with the market. Read →
XACT Sverige rose, moving in line with the market.
No company news explains it.
Over the last five trading days it was roughly unchanged, while OMX Stockholm 30 was also roughly flat.
Trading volume was about twice a normal session, which suggests heavier buying or selling than usual.
The fund sits near its highest close of the past year, well above its low from last November.
+1.50% market +1.57% XACT Sverige rose sharply without company news. Read →
XACT Sverige rose sharply without company news.
XACT Sverige is an exchange-traded fund that tracks the Swedish market.
It rose sharply in the last session, moving in line with OMX Stockholm 30, which also rose clearly.
No company news explains the move, so it reflects broad market buying.
Over the last five trading days, it fell slightly, in step with the market.
−3.62% market −3.67% XACT Sverige fell sharply over the last five trading days, a big move for this fund. Read →
XACT Sverige fell sharply over the last five trading days, a big move for this fund.
It moved in line with OMX Stockholm 30, which also fell sharply over the same days.
The fund had no company news in this period, so the broad Swedish market likely drove the decline.
Its move was about three times a normal five-day stretch, and similar moves happened about six times in the past year.
−2.26% market −2.51% XACT Sverige fell very sharply without company news. Read →
XACT Sverige fell very sharply without company news.
The ETF, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, tracks the Swedish market and moved in line with OMX Stockholm 30, which also fell sharply.
The drop was a very big move, roughly four times a normal day, and such moves happened about seven times in the past year.
Trading volume was well above its usual level, about twice a normal session.
Over the last five trading days the ETF fell sharply, mirroring a clear decline in the Stockholm market.