** Shares in SSAB SSABa.ST rise 5% after the Swedish steelmaker's Q1 profit beat estimates helped by its Special Steel and Europe divisions
** Jefferies says SSAB's Q1 EBITDA of SEK 2,369 million ($246.25 million) is a 13% beat versus the SEK 2,103 million seen by Factset consensus
** The beat is driven by solid shipments in the Special Steel division, Jefferies says, adding that the Europe division beat low expectations with timid signs of recovery
** JPM says the Q2 guidance points to a rising quarter-on-quarter EBITDA trajectory due to slightly higher shipments and steel prices
($1 = 9.6204 Swedish crowns)
(Reporting by Marta Frackowiak)
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