Nordic stock markets closed higher on Tuesday, with the regional Vinx 30 index rising 0.4% to 1,546.
The broad-based gain was driven by strength in the brewing sector, which outperformed other groups across the region's exchanges.
37% higher, supported by a sharp rally in global oil prices.
The Helsinki market remained relatively flat, contrasting with the positive momentum seen in Stockholm, Oslo, and Copenhagen.
The regional uptick marks a continuation of the positive sentiment that began earlier in the week.
On Monday, the Oslo Børs main index opened 0.37% higher, supported by a sharp rally in global oil prices.
Brent crude spot prices have climbed approximately 3.5% since Friday’s close, reaching $78.7 per barrel in early trading.