Oslo Børs opens with modest 0.3% gain for second consecutive session

The main index extends its positive streak as European peers also trade higher, with oil prices holding steady near Monday's close.

By Handelsavisen Newsroom · Automated 2026-06-30 07:06 UTC · 1 min read

The Oslo Stock Exchange opened Tuesday with a modest 0.3% gain, marking the second consecutive session of positive trading for the main index.

The move follows a similar uptick on Monday, suggesting a brief stabilization in local sentiment after recent volatility.

1% in recent sessions, while the Stockholm exchange also opened higher following a week marked by multiple takeover bids.

Oil prices remained largely unchanged from Monday's close, providing a stable backdrop for the energy-heavy market.

With crude levels holding firm, the primary drivers for the session appear to be broader European momentum rather than commodity-specific catalysts.

The positive start aligns with trends across the continent.

Major European indices, including the Stoxx 600, posted gains of 0.1% in recent sessions, while the Stockholm exchange also opened higher following a week marked by multiple takeover bids.