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Market - Down to earth

The Wednesday market continued its downturn, as weather forecasts confirmed the mild and wettish outlooks for the period. Players we spoke with this morning held that the potential remains considerable on the upside this winter though, and that the weekly products would continue to swing the most. One of the traders said that many players are probably scratching their heads over this at the moment.
BalanceThe hydrological situation is far from balanced, and February is just around the corner with the possibility of cold winter weather under normal conditions. The current weather forecasts are mildish and wettish, however, while players may have been positioned differently for the current period and hence the drop witnessed today. Players we spoke with were somewhat su
Mittwoch, 29.01.2003, 12:11 Uhr
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The Thursday market was bullish as the weather outlooks swung back to drier and cooler, and players we spoke with this morning denied the existence of a substantial downside. The overall sentiment seems to be as staggering as the weather forecasts though, and the lack of happy capital contributes to the current market picture, they said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - The rise and fall and rise again
Donnerstag, 30.01.2003, 12:21
E&M  Commentary
Market - The rise and fall and rise again
The Thursday market was bullish as the weather outlooks swung back to drier and cooler, and players we spoke with this morning denied the existence of a substantial downside. The overall sentiment seems to be as staggering as the weather forecasts though, and the lack of happy capital contributes to the current market picture, they said.
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Dienstag, 28.01.2003, 14:41
Market - Not chronically bull
The morning market fell on the absence of information of prolonged high-pressure activity. This week temperatures are dropping notably though, but there are few expectations that the spot will lift to or above 400 NOK/MWh. “Fears remain in the market, but in my view the weeks are priced too high,” a Norwegian trader said. According to an international trader the forward contracts are underpriced, since it’s a long way to go to fill the deficit gap.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Not chronically bull
Dienstag, 28.01.2003, 14:41
E&M  Commentary
Market - Not chronically bull
The morning market fell on the absence of information of prolonged high-pressure activity. This week temperatures are dropping notably though, but there are few expectations that the spot will lift to or above 400 NOK/MWh. “Fears remain in the market, but in my view the weeks are priced too high,” a Norwegian trader said. According to an international trader the forward contracts are underpriced, since it’s a long way to go to fill the deficit gap.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Down to earth
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Commentary
Market - Down to earth
The Wednesday market continued its downturn, as weather forecasts confirmed the mild and wettish outlooks for the period. Players we spoke with this morning held that the potential remains considerable on the upside this winter though, and that the weekly products would continue to swing the most. One of the traders said that many players are probably scratching their heads over this at the moment.
BalanceThe hydrological situation is far from balanced, and February is just around the corner with the possibility of cold winter weather under normal conditions. The current weather forecasts are mildish and wettish, however, while players may have been positioned differently for the current period and hence the drop witnessed today. Players we spoke with were somewhat su
Mittwoch, 29.01.2003, 12:11 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Mehr zum Thema
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 30.01.2003, 12:21
Market - The rise and fall and rise again
The Thursday market was bullish as the weather outlooks swung back to drier and cooler, and players we spoke with this morning denied the existence of a substantial downside. The overall sentiment seems to be as staggering as the weather forecasts though, and the lack of happy capital contributes to the current market picture, they said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - The rise and fall and rise again
Donnerstag, 30.01.2003, 12:21
E&M  Commentary
Market - The rise and fall and rise again
The Thursday market was bullish as the weather outlooks swung back to drier and cooler, and players we spoke with this morning denied the existence of a substantial downside. The overall sentiment seems to be as staggering as the weather forecasts though, and the lack of happy capital contributes to the current market picture, they said.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 28.01.2003, 14:41
Market - Not chronically bull
The morning market fell on the absence of information of prolonged high-pressure activity. This week temperatures are dropping notably though, but there are few expectations that the spot will lift to or above 400 NOK/MWh. “Fears remain in the market, but in my view the weeks are priced too high,” a Norwegian trader said. According to an international trader the forward contracts are underpriced, since it’s a long way to go to fill the deficit gap.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Not chronically bull
Dienstag, 28.01.2003, 14:41
E&M  Commentary
Market - Not chronically bull
The morning market fell on the absence of information of prolonged high-pressure activity. This week temperatures are dropping notably though, but there are few expectations that the spot will lift to or above 400 NOK/MWh. “Fears remain in the market, but in my view the weeks are priced too high,” a Norwegian trader said. According to an international trader the forward contracts are underpriced, since it’s a long way to go to fill the deficit gap.

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