The Stockholm Stock Exchange is rebounding on Thursday morning after a new twist in the discussion about Greenland. After appearing in Davos on Wednesday, Donald Trump announced that the USA had reached a framework with NATO on a future agreement regarding Greenland and that the previously announced tariffs on, among other countries, Sweden are being scrapped. Domestically, SB1 Markets analysts have been active and sent out several new buy recommendations on stocks. EQT has presented its year-end report with a raised dividend and announced a billion-level acquisition. After 28 minutes of trading, the OMXS30 index was up 0.90 percent to 3,014.97. During the day, the index has moved within the range 0.82 percent at the lowest and 1.17 percent at the highest.The broader OMXSPI was up 1.19 percent.StockPrice changeCommentPlejd11.8%EBITDA rose by over 46 percent in Q4 to 104.1 million SEKEQT5.0%Proposes a higher dividend to 5 SEK per share. FAUM increased to 141 billion euros, Acquires Coller CapitalAsker3.5%SB1 Markets initiates with BuyThule3.4%SB1 Markets initiates with BuyCreades3.2%Leaves the dividend unchanged at 1.60 SEK per share. Net asset value per share was 83 SEK at the end of Q4Röko2.9%SB1 Markets initiates with BuyLindab2.1%EFN sets BuyAddlife2.1%SB1 Markets initiates with BuyFM Mattsson1.6%Kepler Cheuvreux cuts to HoldPandox1.3%Danske Bank initiates with BuyNCC0.7%Takes impairments of about 1.4 billion SEK, mainly linked to property values in Property DevelopmentInvestor0.6%Raises the dividend to 5.60 SEK per share. Shows higher adjusted net asset value per share of 355 at year-endLundin Mining-1.8%Production for 2025 met its own guidance. Guides for 2026-2028Paradox-2.1%Pareto Securities cuts to HoldEssity-4.1%Dividend in line with expectations at 8.75 SEK per share. Adjusted EBITA slightly above expectations but negative organic revenue growthLyko-8.1%Danske Bank cuts to Sell