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Market - Fear, and loading in Norway

The Monday morning market opened down in the front and up in the forwards. An international trader argued that “someone set V2-03 high this morning,” but that players were more eager to sell, taking the contract back below 290 NOK/MWh. Weather forecasts are drier than before the weekend, but 2 TWh above normal amounts have been delivered since Friday.
The fear of dry weather and the industrial holidays coming to an end are factors that keep prices up this morning, a Swedish player said. The trader and player both argued that within a couple of months prices would very likely be higher than they are today. In the short picture the trader believed the V2-03 downside was 265/270 NOK/MWh.- For the time being prices are too high, and I thi
Montag, 28.07.2003, 12:23 Uhr
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Dienstag, 29.07.2003, 11:33
Market - Bull Air
Dry weather forecasts triggered the bullish gap this morning and stop-losses contributed to the size of the increase. V2-03 lifted 14.50 NOK to 312 NOK/MWh at the highest, but players are reluctant to say that this is a correct price level. “This does not follow the fundamental price,” a Norwegian trader said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Bull Air
Dienstag, 29.07.2003, 11:33
E&M  Commentary
Market - Bull Air
Dry weather forecasts triggered the bullish gap this morning and stop-losses contributed to the size of the increase. V2-03 lifted 14.50 NOK to 312 NOK/MWh at the highest, but players are reluctant to say that this is a correct price level. “This does not follow the fundamental price,” a Norwegian trader said.
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Freitag, 25.07.2003, 11:28
Market - It’s a bubble
In a thin morning market, the forward curve was marginally lifted by the Friday-effect, while the rain delivering today and during the weekend took the front down, the market expecting the system price to drop in the week to come. According to a Norwegian trader the entire market is a bubble about to crack. “A V2-03 correction of some 10-15 NOK is highly realistic,” he argued.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - It’s a bubble
Freitag, 25.07.2003, 11:28
E&M  Commentary
Market - It’s a bubble
In a thin morning market, the forward curve was marginally lifted by the Friday-effect, while the rain delivering today and during the weekend took the front down, the market expecting the system price to drop in the week to come. According to a Norwegian trader the entire market is a bubble about to crack. “A V2-03 correction of some 10-15 NOK is highly realistic,” he argued.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Fear, and loading in Norway
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Commentary
Market - Fear, and loading in Norway
The Monday morning market opened down in the front and up in the forwards. An international trader argued that “someone set V2-03 high this morning,” but that players were more eager to sell, taking the contract back below 290 NOK/MWh. Weather forecasts are drier than before the weekend, but 2 TWh above normal amounts have been delivered since Friday.
The fear of dry weather and the industrial holidays coming to an end are factors that keep prices up this morning, a Swedish player said. The trader and player both argued that within a couple of months prices would very likely be higher than they are today. In the short picture the trader believed the V2-03 downside was 265/270 NOK/MWh.- For the time being prices are too high, and I thi
Montag, 28.07.2003, 12:23 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 29.07.2003, 11:33
Market - Bull Air
Dry weather forecasts triggered the bullish gap this morning and stop-losses contributed to the size of the increase. V2-03 lifted 14.50 NOK to 312 NOK/MWh at the highest, but players are reluctant to say that this is a correct price level. “This does not follow the fundamental price,” a Norwegian trader said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Bull Air
Dienstag, 29.07.2003, 11:33
E&M  Commentary
Market - Bull Air
Dry weather forecasts triggered the bullish gap this morning and stop-losses contributed to the size of the increase. V2-03 lifted 14.50 NOK to 312 NOK/MWh at the highest, but players are reluctant to say that this is a correct price level. “This does not follow the fundamental price,” a Norwegian trader said.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 25.07.2003, 11:28
Market - It’s a bubble
In a thin morning market, the forward curve was marginally lifted by the Friday-effect, while the rain delivering today and during the weekend took the front down, the market expecting the system price to drop in the week to come. According to a Norwegian trader the entire market is a bubble about to crack. “A V2-03 correction of some 10-15 NOK is highly realistic,” he argued.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - It’s a bubble
Freitag, 25.07.2003, 11:28
E&M  Commentary
Market - It’s a bubble
In a thin morning market, the forward curve was marginally lifted by the Friday-effect, while the rain delivering today and during the weekend took the front down, the market expecting the system price to drop in the week to come. According to a Norwegian trader the entire market is a bubble about to crack. “A V2-03 correction of some 10-15 NOK is highly realistic,” he argued.

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