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Market - Correction, sentiment remains bearish

The Thursday morning market corrected up seeing the drier weather forecasts. “Some nervous souls who were short saw the operational this morning,” a Norwegian trader said. A Swedish trader found the fall over the last days all set for a correction, and thought maybe V1-04 was a little underpriced.
Right now it is the spot that drives the market, with mild weather and an incentive to produce a little more than what has been the case lately, the Norwegian trader held. And so the nearest weeks fell a few NOK this morning. He considered the market sentiment bearish, but recognized the continued fear for the upside as well.- The market is running in the old groove, and my impression is
Donnerstag, 20.11.2003, 12:32 Uhr
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Freitag, 21.11.2003, 11:50
Market - A Friday lift
The Friday market was lifted, V1-04 up to 355 NOK/MWh at the highest. There were no obvious reasons for the lift, a Norwegian trader said, but pointed to the fact that little precipitation is being delivered and that the fear of the upside has not yet been cancelled.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - A Friday lift
Freitag, 21.11.2003, 11:50
E&M  Commentary
Market - A Friday lift
The Friday market was lifted, V1-04 up to 355 NOK/MWh at the highest. There were no obvious reasons for the lift, a Norwegian trader said, but pointed to the fact that little precipitation is being delivered and that the fear of the upside has not yet been cancelled.
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Mittwoch, 19.11.2003, 12:07
Market - Not plummeting, sagging
The Wednesday market remained bearish, and V1-04 traded back to yesterday’s low 340 NOK/MWh as the weather outlooks are wet and mild. A Norwegian trader argued that to see prices further down the system price would have to continue weakening. A Swedish trader said that the fear of the upside has been reduced considerably now, but with the hydrological deficit precipitation must keep delivering.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Not plummeting, sagging
Mittwoch, 19.11.2003, 12:07
E&M  Commentary
Market - Not plummeting, sagging
The Wednesday market remained bearish, and V1-04 traded back to yesterday’s low 340 NOK/MWh as the weather outlooks are wet and mild. A Norwegian trader argued that to see prices further down the system price would have to continue weakening. A Swedish trader said that the fear of the upside has been reduced considerably now, but with the hydrological deficit precipitation must keep delivering.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Correction, sentiment remains bearish
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Commentary
Market - Correction, sentiment remains bearish
The Thursday morning market corrected up seeing the drier weather forecasts. “Some nervous souls who were short saw the operational this morning,” a Norwegian trader said. A Swedish trader found the fall over the last days all set for a correction, and thought maybe V1-04 was a little underpriced.
Right now it is the spot that drives the market, with mild weather and an incentive to produce a little more than what has been the case lately, the Norwegian trader held. And so the nearest weeks fell a few NOK this morning. He considered the market sentiment bearish, but recognized the continued fear for the upside as well.- The market is running in the old groove, and my impression is
Donnerstag, 20.11.2003, 12:32 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 21.11.2003, 11:50
Market - A Friday lift
The Friday market was lifted, V1-04 up to 355 NOK/MWh at the highest. There were no obvious reasons for the lift, a Norwegian trader said, but pointed to the fact that little precipitation is being delivered and that the fear of the upside has not yet been cancelled.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - A Friday lift
Freitag, 21.11.2003, 11:50
E&M  Commentary
Market - A Friday lift
The Friday market was lifted, V1-04 up to 355 NOK/MWh at the highest. There were no obvious reasons for the lift, a Norwegian trader said, but pointed to the fact that little precipitation is being delivered and that the fear of the upside has not yet been cancelled.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 19.11.2003, 12:07
Market - Not plummeting, sagging
The Wednesday market remained bearish, and V1-04 traded back to yesterday’s low 340 NOK/MWh as the weather outlooks are wet and mild. A Norwegian trader argued that to see prices further down the system price would have to continue weakening. A Swedish trader said that the fear of the upside has been reduced considerably now, but with the hydrological deficit precipitation must keep delivering.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Not plummeting, sagging
Mittwoch, 19.11.2003, 12:07
E&M  Commentary
Market - Not plummeting, sagging
The Wednesday market remained bearish, and V1-04 traded back to yesterday’s low 340 NOK/MWh as the weather outlooks are wet and mild. A Norwegian trader argued that to see prices further down the system price would have to continue weakening. A Swedish trader said that the fear of the upside has been reduced considerably now, but with the hydrological deficit precipitation must keep delivering.

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