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Market - Out of breath, not out of sight

After the significant price drop yesterday, the market was traded on a more sideways level this morning. “The market seemed out of breath today,” a Norwegian trader argued, who found the spot noticeably stable. An international trader predicted the summer back below 220 NOK/MWh shortly.
After the rather volatile days Tuesday and Wednesday, the Thursday morning market traded around the Wednesday close. Less enthusiastic bullsAccording to the Norwegian trader the enthusiasts on the upside were not so numerous anymore, seeing that the system price has not been pulled up this week.- I think many have reflected over how the summer could be lift
Donnerstag, 26.02.2004, 12:31 Uhr
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Market - Bullish, or?
The Friday morning market was bullish at open, seeing confirmed cold and dry weather forecasts. Prices fell back a couple of NOK towards noon, however, when the GFS06 was ticking in with promises of a wetter future. - The key right now is the spot, a Swedish trader said. She considered the current resource situation not much better than last year.
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Taking profits
Mittwoch, 25.02.2004, 11:31
E&M  Commentary
Market - Taking profits
The market has corrected south this morning seeing the summer back at 226 NOK/MWh. Forecasts remain dry and cold though, and market players argue that today’s movements are largely the result of players cashing in on their long positions.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Out of breath, not out of sight
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Commentary
Market - Out of breath, not out of sight
After the significant price drop yesterday, the market was traded on a more sideways level this morning. “The market seemed out of breath today,” a Norwegian trader argued, who found the spot noticeably stable. An international trader predicted the summer back below 220 NOK/MWh shortly.
After the rather volatile days Tuesday and Wednesday, the Thursday morning market traded around the Wednesday close. Less enthusiastic bullsAccording to the Norwegian trader the enthusiasts on the upside were not so numerous anymore, seeing that the system price has not been pulled up this week.- I think many have reflected over how the summer could be lift
Donnerstag, 26.02.2004, 12:31 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 27.02.2004, 12:03
Market - Bullish, or?
The Friday morning market was bullish at open, seeing confirmed cold and dry weather forecasts. Prices fell back a couple of NOK towards noon, however, when the GFS06 was ticking in with promises of a wetter future. - The key right now is the spot, a Swedish trader said. She considered the current resource situation not much better than last year.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Bullish, or?
Freitag, 27.02.2004, 12:03
E&M  Commentary
Market - Bullish, or?
The Friday morning market was bullish at open, seeing confirmed cold and dry weather forecasts. Prices fell back a couple of NOK towards noon, however, when the GFS06 was ticking in with promises of a wetter future. - The key right now is the spot, a Swedish trader said. She considered the current resource situation not much better than last year.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 25.02.2004, 11:31
Market - Taking profits
The market has corrected south this morning seeing the summer back at 226 NOK/MWh. Forecasts remain dry and cold though, and market players argue that today’s movements are largely the result of players cashing in on their long positions.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Taking profits
Mittwoch, 25.02.2004, 11:31
E&M  Commentary
Market - Taking profits
The market has corrected south this morning seeing the summer back at 226 NOK/MWh. Forecasts remain dry and cold though, and market players argue that today’s movements are largely the result of players cashing in on their long positions.

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