Saab's stock experienced a sharp decline on the Stockholm Stock Exchange over consecutive trading sessions, falling nearly 7 percent on June 9 and dropping further to 9.5 percent on June 10, marking its worst day of the year. The downturn was influenced by a skeptical sector analysis from Deutsche Bank and negative assessments from SEB and Bank of America, which cited Saab as overvalued. Saab's decline also impacted other defense-related stocks such as Mildef. Meanwhile, Elekta announced the cancellation of orders worth 4.9 billion kronor, leading to a stock drop of over 9 percent shortly after the appointment of a new CEO. Other market movements included Volvo rising due to investments in excavators, Heba surging after inclusion in a real estate index, and Rusta declining following CEO changes. The overall Stockholm market showed little net movement, closing around flat amid these sector-specific fluctuations.