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Market - How much is too much?

The Friday morning market was in a real bearish state, and all contracts were down several NOKs as the high pressure in southern Scandinavia could be coming to an end. The spot rules the weakening market with the mild temperatures, while the resource situation has not improved. A Norwegian producer argued that it is almost stupid to see the forward products pushed down by the future curve in the way it is at the moment.
Low consumption, high temperatures, inflow and import have not improved the overall resource situation, a Norwegian producer pointed out this morning. “The market falls too much and is completely ruled by the weak spot,” he said. A Swedish producer agreed, and said that it could be directly unhealthy for the market to let the spot bring the forward products down with it. Both believ
Freitag, 21.03.2003, 12:13 Uhr
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Montag, 24.03.2003, 12:18
Market - Weak spot, weak balance
The warm spring-weather leads the way for the bears, and the summer contract briefly traded below the 220 NOK/MWh-level this morning in an otherwise thin Monday market. Players said there could still be more to come on the downside, but the fall will nonetheless be limited as the weak balance situation holds back.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Weak spot, weak balance
Montag, 24.03.2003, 12:18
E&M  Commentary
Market - Weak spot, weak balance
The warm spring-weather leads the way for the bears, and the summer contract briefly traded below the 220 NOK/MWh-level this morning in an otherwise thin Monday market. Players said there could still be more to come on the downside, but the fall will nonetheless be limited as the weak balance situation holds back.
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Donnerstag, 20.03.2003, 12:08
Market - Make low...
The Thursday morning market was thin and uncertain, and lifted marginally from the Wednesday levels. The mere idea of rolling blackouts in the Nordics this spring is becoming absurd, and in a slightly larger perspective other markets like oil and stocks seem to have somewhat more spooky days ahead. The hydrological situation is not improving, however, but so far there is no incentive given to turn off production.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Make low...
Donnerstag, 20.03.2003, 12:08
E&M  Commentary
Market - Make low...
The Thursday morning market was thin and uncertain, and lifted marginally from the Wednesday levels. The mere idea of rolling blackouts in the Nordics this spring is becoming absurd, and in a slightly larger perspective other markets like oil and stocks seem to have somewhat more spooky days ahead. The hydrological situation is not improving, however, but so far there is no incentive given to turn off production.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - How much is too much?
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Commentary
Market - How much is too much?
The Friday morning market was in a real bearish state, and all contracts were down several NOKs as the high pressure in southern Scandinavia could be coming to an end. The spot rules the weakening market with the mild temperatures, while the resource situation has not improved. A Norwegian producer argued that it is almost stupid to see the forward products pushed down by the future curve in the way it is at the moment.
Low consumption, high temperatures, inflow and import have not improved the overall resource situation, a Norwegian producer pointed out this morning. “The market falls too much and is completely ruled by the weak spot,” he said. A Swedish producer agreed, and said that it could be directly unhealthy for the market to let the spot bring the forward products down with it. Both believ
Freitag, 21.03.2003, 12:13 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 24.03.2003, 12:18
Market - Weak spot, weak balance
The warm spring-weather leads the way for the bears, and the summer contract briefly traded below the 220 NOK/MWh-level this morning in an otherwise thin Monday market. Players said there could still be more to come on the downside, but the fall will nonetheless be limited as the weak balance situation holds back.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Weak spot, weak balance
Montag, 24.03.2003, 12:18
E&M  Commentary
Market - Weak spot, weak balance
The warm spring-weather leads the way for the bears, and the summer contract briefly traded below the 220 NOK/MWh-level this morning in an otherwise thin Monday market. Players said there could still be more to come on the downside, but the fall will nonetheless be limited as the weak balance situation holds back.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 20.03.2003, 12:08
Market - Make low...
The Thursday morning market was thin and uncertain, and lifted marginally from the Wednesday levels. The mere idea of rolling blackouts in the Nordics this spring is becoming absurd, and in a slightly larger perspective other markets like oil and stocks seem to have somewhat more spooky days ahead. The hydrological situation is not improving, however, but so far there is no incentive given to turn off production.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Make low...
Donnerstag, 20.03.2003, 12:08
E&M  Commentary
Market - Make low...
The Thursday morning market was thin and uncertain, and lifted marginally from the Wednesday levels. The mere idea of rolling blackouts in the Nordics this spring is becoming absurd, and in a slightly larger perspective other markets like oil and stocks seem to have somewhat more spooky days ahead. The hydrological situation is not improving, however, but so far there is no incentive given to turn off production.

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