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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.
LiftThe summer contract was lifted some ten NOK this morning and was back at 210 NOK/MWh. It fell back a couple of NOKs but traded back to 210 NOK/MWh towards noon. “The market incentive is nevertheless bearish, and all through January we have seen that. When dry and cold forecasts are presented it naturally comes back up since players have respect for the negative re
Dienstag, 4.02.2003, 11:57 Uhr
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The Wednesday market opened down on more moderate forecasts, but the downward movements lacked momentum and many contracts turned north again before noon. A Swedish trader argued that prices should start rising again soon to adjust to the fundamental deficit while a Norwegian trader said the market was more likely to head south when it breaks out of its current range.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Return of the bull?
Mittwoch, 5.02.2003, 12:04
E&M  Commentary
Market - Return of the bull?
The Wednesday market opened down on more moderate forecasts, but the downward movements lacked momentum and many contracts turned north again before noon. A Swedish trader argued that prices should start rising again soon to adjust to the fundamental deficit while a Norwegian trader said the market was more likely to head south when it breaks out of its current range.
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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.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Cheap chills
Montag, 3.02.2003, 15:06
E&M  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.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Expensive chills?
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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.
LiftThe summer contract was lifted some ten NOK this morning and was back at 210 NOK/MWh. It fell back a couple of NOKs but traded back to 210 NOK/MWh towards noon. “The market incentive is nevertheless bearish, and all through January we have seen that. When dry and cold forecasts are presented it naturally comes back up since players have respect for the negative re
Dienstag, 4.02.2003, 11:57 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Mehr zum Thema
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 5.02.2003, 12:04
Market - Return of the bull?
The Wednesday market opened down on more moderate forecasts, but the downward movements lacked momentum and many contracts turned north again before noon. A Swedish trader argued that prices should start rising again soon to adjust to the fundamental deficit while a Norwegian trader said the market was more likely to head south when it breaks out of its current range.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Return of the bull?
Mittwoch, 5.02.2003, 12:04
E&M  Commentary
Market - Return of the bull?
The Wednesday market opened down on more moderate forecasts, but the downward movements lacked momentum and many contracts turned north again before noon. A Swedish trader argued that prices should start rising again soon to adjust to the fundamental deficit while a Norwegian trader said the market was more likely to head south when it breaks out of its current range.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Montag, 3.02.2003, 15:06
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.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Cheap chills
Montag, 3.02.2003, 15:06
E&M  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.

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