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Market - Some buying interest

During a quiet morning session, prices have adjusted north from yesterday despite bearish fundamentals.
There has been little activity in the market this morning on the background of a more or less unchanged fundamental picture. Prices are nevertheless heading north as a result of technical buying interest from at least one sizeable player.- It is quiet today and the downtrend seems to have flattened out. The summer meets hard resistance at current levels, and we need more precipitation de
Mittwoch, 4.02.2004, 11:47 Uhr
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Dienstag, 3.02.2004, 11:45
E&M  Commentary
Market - Bearish, but not that bearish
The Tuesday morning market fell another couple of NOK, seeing the wet and mild weather outlooks. The summer contract traded down to 207 NOK/MWh at the lowest, and a Norwegian trader argued that the fact that prices didn’t fall more on the morning’s forecasts is a sign that it won’t break 200 NOK/MWh yet.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Some buying interest
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Commentary
Market - Some buying interest
During a quiet morning session, prices have adjusted north from yesterday despite bearish fundamentals.
There has been little activity in the market this morning on the background of a more or less unchanged fundamental picture. Prices are nevertheless heading north as a result of technical buying interest from at least one sizeable player.- It is quiet today and the downtrend seems to have flattened out. The summer meets hard resistance at current levels, and we need more precipitation de
Mittwoch, 4.02.2004, 11:47 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Mehr zum Thema
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 5.02.2004, 11:57
Market - Ups and downs frustration
“The market is frustrated. Many would like to see prices down now, while others seem to believe that the summer is cheap,” a Swedish trader argued this morning. “The summer is possibly underpriced,” a Norwegian trader held.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Ups and downs frustration
Donnerstag, 5.02.2004, 11:57
E&M  Commentary
Market - Ups and downs frustration
“The market is frustrated. Many would like to see prices down now, while others seem to believe that the summer is cheap,” a Swedish trader argued this morning. “The summer is possibly underpriced,” a Norwegian trader held.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 3.02.2004, 11:45
Market - Bearish, but not that bearish
The Tuesday morning market fell another couple of NOK, seeing the wet and mild weather outlooks. The summer contract traded down to 207 NOK/MWh at the lowest, and a Norwegian trader argued that the fact that prices didn’t fall more on the morning’s forecasts is a sign that it won’t break 200 NOK/MWh yet.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Bearish, but not that bearish
Dienstag, 3.02.2004, 11:45
E&M  Commentary
Market - Bearish, but not that bearish
The Tuesday morning market fell another couple of NOK, seeing the wet and mild weather outlooks. The summer contract traded down to 207 NOK/MWh at the lowest, and a Norwegian trader argued that the fact that prices didn’t fall more on the morning’s forecasts is a sign that it won’t break 200 NOK/MWh yet.

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