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Baltic Exchange: Investor Confidence Boosts Estonian Bank Shares by Nearly 5%

By Olivia Bennett - Business Editor

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January 22, 2026 3:44 pm

Baltic Exchange: Investor Confidence Boosts Estonian Bank Shares by Nearly 5%

1. Baltic Stock Market Report – January 22, 2026

2. most Actively Traded Stocks

3. Market Overview and Key Trends

Baltic Stock Market Report – January 22, 2026

Baltic stock markets showed positive performance on January 22, 2026, with the OMX Baltic Benchmark rising by 1.04%. Individual country indexes also saw gains: the OMX Vilnius increased by 0.91%, the OMX Tallinn by 0.89%,and the OMX Riga by 0.06%. Trading volume across the Baltic regulated market totaled 3,371 transactions worth €2.8 million.

most Actively Traded Stocks

The most actively traded stocks on January 22, 2026, were:

Coop Pank: Traded at €896,062 with a 4.84% increase, closing at €2.165.
LHV Group: Saw a trading volume of €398,149, a 1.56% increase, and closed at €3.59.
Telia Lietuva: Recorded a trading volume of €284,381, with a 1.98% increase, closing at €2.06.

Market Overview and Key Trends

The positive performance across the Baltic markets suggests continued investor confidence in the region. The gains in Coop Pank, LHV Group, and Telia Lietuva indicate strong interest in the banking and telecommunications sectors. The relatively modest increase in the OMX Riga index may reflect specific factors impacting the Latvian market, requiring further examination.

Factors Influencing Market

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Olivia Bennett - Business Editor

Dr. Olivia Bennett is an award-winning financial journalist and editor with over 18 years of experience covering global markets, entrepreneurship, and economic policy. She holds a PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics and has contributed to leading publications. Olivia is known for her sharp analysis, ethical reporting, and ability to make complex financial topics accessible to a global audience. As Chief Editor of the Business section at World Today Journal, she leads a team dedicated to delivering accurate, timely, and insightful business news. Full Name: Dr. Olivia Bennett Role: Chief Editor, Business Category: Business Location: London, United Kingdom Education: PhD in Economics, London School of Economics Experience: 18+ years in financial journalism Expertise: Global markets, entrepreneurship, economic policy, financial analysis Awards: Winner of the 2021 Global Business Journalism Award; Finalist, European Press Prize 2019 Professional Affiliations: Member, Society of Professional Journalists; Contributor, World Economic Forum Languages: English (native), French (fluent)