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Market - Cheap chills

With a weak Monday system price along with changeable weather outlooks, the Monday market started off thin and red, but traded up towards noon. The risk premium in the weekly products has decreased, and according to a Swedish player the relation to the spot has become more sensible, while the forward contracts remain in a more neutral state. A Norwegian player pointed out that the producers are keen on producing at today’s price level, and that the summer contract is cheap.
Predictability“The market needs more predictable weather,” the Swedish player said this morning, who believed that the current week would even out with both cold and mild weather, as well as precipitation, and should see an average of some 315 to 320 NOK/MWh. The weeks have had a strong reduction in the risk premium lately, but if some really cold weather return
Montag, 3.02.2003, 15:06 Uhr
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Dienstag, 4.02.2003, 11:57
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The Tuesday morning market was bullish as the American weather forecasts were significantly more high-pressure friendly again. The EC prognosis was more modest, and despite the fact that the market is in a rather bearish state at the moment, the fear of the upside is still present, players said this morning. “It is faith, hope and love to believe in a long period of dry and cold weather now though,” one of them said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Expensive chills?
Dienstag, 4.02.2003, 11:57
E&M  Commentary
Market - Expensive chills?
The Tuesday morning market was bullish as the American weather forecasts were significantly more high-pressure friendly again. The EC prognosis was more modest, and despite the fact that the market is in a rather bearish state at the moment, the fear of the upside is still present, players said this morning. “It is faith, hope and love to believe in a long period of dry and cold weather now though,” one of them said.
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Freitag, 31.01.2003, 11:48
Market - Open mindedness
The Thursday lift became a Friday drop, and the contracts traded generally fell a few NOKs. The morning market was in a sleepy Friday mood, however, and without any clear weather signals and consequently the absence of a trend, it’s evidently not straightforward what to do or what to expect for the week to come.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Open mindedness
Freitag, 31.01.2003, 11:48
E&M  Commentary
Market - Open mindedness
The Thursday lift became a Friday drop, and the contracts traded generally fell a few NOKs. The morning market was in a sleepy Friday mood, however, and without any clear weather signals and consequently the absence of a trend, it’s evidently not straightforward what to do or what to expect for the week to come.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Cheap chills
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Commentary
Market - Cheap chills
With a weak Monday system price along with changeable weather outlooks, the Monday market started off thin and red, but traded up towards noon. The risk premium in the weekly products has decreased, and according to a Swedish player the relation to the spot has become more sensible, while the forward contracts remain in a more neutral state. A Norwegian player pointed out that the producers are keen on producing at today’s price level, and that the summer contract is cheap.
Predictability“The market needs more predictable weather,” the Swedish player said this morning, who believed that the current week would even out with both cold and mild weather, as well as precipitation, and should see an average of some 315 to 320 NOK/MWh. The weeks have had a strong reduction in the risk premium lately, but if some really cold weather return
Montag, 3.02.2003, 15:06 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 4.02.2003, 11:57
Market - Expensive chills?
The Tuesday morning market was bullish as the American weather forecasts were significantly more high-pressure friendly again. The EC prognosis was more modest, and despite the fact that the market is in a rather bearish state at the moment, the fear of the upside is still present, players said this morning. “It is faith, hope and love to believe in a long period of dry and cold weather now though,” one of them said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Expensive chills?
Dienstag, 4.02.2003, 11:57
E&M  Commentary
Market - Expensive chills?
The Tuesday morning market was bullish as the American weather forecasts were significantly more high-pressure friendly again. The EC prognosis was more modest, and despite the fact that the market is in a rather bearish state at the moment, the fear of the upside is still present, players said this morning. “It is faith, hope and love to believe in a long period of dry and cold weather now though,” one of them said.
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 31.01.2003, 11:48
Market - Open mindedness
The Thursday lift became a Friday drop, and the contracts traded generally fell a few NOKs. The morning market was in a sleepy Friday mood, however, and without any clear weather signals and consequently the absence of a trend, it’s evidently not straightforward what to do or what to expect for the week to come.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Open mindedness
Freitag, 31.01.2003, 11:48
E&M  Commentary
Market - Open mindedness
The Thursday lift became a Friday drop, and the contracts traded generally fell a few NOKs. The morning market was in a sleepy Friday mood, however, and without any clear weather signals and consequently the absence of a trend, it’s evidently not straightforward what to do or what to expect for the week to come.

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