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Market - Nightmare on El Street over?

The Wednesday morning market moved in unusually normal manners and opened up just a few NOKs, as weather forecasts were similar to yesterday. Some more bullish tendencies were presented towards noon, however, when V1-03 lifted to 483 NOK/MWh. A Norwegian player said that the Christmas spirit now seems to have entered the market, but argued that the outcome after the holidays goes in both directions.
Today’s modest morning movements gave some indications that the volatile, nervousness that has been the brand of the market lately possibly is coming to end. It is too early to say that all’s well with the Nordic power world this winter, obviously, but all signs of normalcy are nevertheless good signs. What will happen as we get to January is the most interesting topic now, and play
Mittwoch, 18.12.2002, 12:12 Uhr
Sara Fagernes
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Donnerstag, 19.12.2002, 12:06
Market - Quiet before the storm
The morning market was thin but bullish, as weather forecasts look cool and dry again. Most contracts were up rather significantly, and V1-03 was lifted back to 500 NOK/MWh. There is little interest among players to do much, however, and even the ones who would like to position themselves for their new year’s expectations, refrain from doing so.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Quiet before the storm
Donnerstag, 19.12.2002, 12:06
E&M  Commentary
Market - Quiet before the storm
The morning market was thin but bullish, as weather forecasts look cool and dry again. Most contracts were up rather significantly, and V1-03 was lifted back to 500 NOK/MWh. There is little interest among players to do much, however, and even the ones who would like to position themselves for their new year’s expectations, refrain from doing so.
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Dienstag, 17.12.2002, 12:22
Market - In black or white?
The Tuesday morning was Christmassy quiet as it lifted above yesterday’s close, due to drier and cooler weather outlooks. Players said that yesterday’s drop was probably too ardent, but that the last week’s correction has contributed to reduce the black-and-white scenario. Much of the winter is game over, but scenarios ahead are nevertheless what´s on players mind.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - In black or white?
Dienstag, 17.12.2002, 12:22
E&M  Commentary
Market - In black or white?
The Tuesday morning was Christmassy quiet as it lifted above yesterday’s close, due to drier and cooler weather outlooks. Players said that yesterday’s drop was probably too ardent, but that the last week’s correction has contributed to reduce the black-and-white scenario. Much of the winter is game over, but scenarios ahead are nevertheless what´s on players mind.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Nightmare on El Street over?
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Commentary
Market - Nightmare on El Street over?
The Wednesday morning market moved in unusually normal manners and opened up just a few NOKs, as weather forecasts were similar to yesterday. Some more bullish tendencies were presented towards noon, however, when V1-03 lifted to 483 NOK/MWh. A Norwegian player said that the Christmas spirit now seems to have entered the market, but argued that the outcome after the holidays goes in both directions.
Today’s modest morning movements gave some indications that the volatile, nervousness that has been the brand of the market lately possibly is coming to end. It is too early to say that all’s well with the Nordic power world this winter, obviously, but all signs of normalcy are nevertheless good signs. What will happen as we get to January is the most interesting topic now, and play
Mittwoch, 18.12.2002, 12:12 Uhr
Sara Fagernes
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Sara Fagernes
Sara Fagernes
Mehr zum Thema
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 19.12.2002, 12:06
Market - Quiet before the storm
The morning market was thin but bullish, as weather forecasts look cool and dry again. Most contracts were up rather significantly, and V1-03 was lifted back to 500 NOK/MWh. There is little interest among players to do much, however, and even the ones who would like to position themselves for their new year’s expectations, refrain from doing so.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Quiet before the storm
Donnerstag, 19.12.2002, 12:06
E&M  Commentary
Market - Quiet before the storm
The morning market was thin but bullish, as weather forecasts look cool and dry again. Most contracts were up rather significantly, and V1-03 was lifted back to 500 NOK/MWh. There is little interest among players to do much, however, and even the ones who would like to position themselves for their new year’s expectations, refrain from doing so.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 17.12.2002, 12:22
Market - In black or white?
The Tuesday morning was Christmassy quiet as it lifted above yesterday’s close, due to drier and cooler weather outlooks. Players said that yesterday’s drop was probably too ardent, but that the last week’s correction has contributed to reduce the black-and-white scenario. Much of the winter is game over, but scenarios ahead are nevertheless what´s on players mind.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - In black or white?
Dienstag, 17.12.2002, 12:22
E&M  Commentary
Market - In black or white?
The Tuesday morning was Christmassy quiet as it lifted above yesterday’s close, due to drier and cooler weather outlooks. Players said that yesterday’s drop was probably too ardent, but that the last week’s correction has contributed to reduce the black-and-white scenario. Much of the winter is game over, but scenarios ahead are nevertheless what´s on players mind.

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