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Market – Up, but for how long?

(powernews.org) - The steep plunge that has been witnessed in the market over the last days came to a halt this morning as prices stayed above yesterday’s closing levels throughout the morning. A Norwegian player was nevertheless of the opinion that the market will continue down during the week as he expects the Summer02 to drop below NOK 140 and the Year03 to fall close to NOK 160.
The market opened slightly up on Tuesday and continued trading sideways or slowly north throughout the morning. A Swedish trader told powernews.org that he found the correction natural due to weather prognosis foreseeing a colder period next week. But, as one analyst pointed out, the meteorologists did not seem sure if and when that period will come, and for how long. Improved hy
Dienstag, 5.02.2002, 12:24 Uhr
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Mittwoch, 6.02.2002, 12:27
Market – Few bulls in sight
(powernews.org) - The market resumed its downward trend this morning as the weather prognosis confirmed the wet and mild trend. One Norwegian trader said that the market is a little bit ahead of the underlying situation right now, but that it can afford to do so with forecast of 3.5TWh more than average of precipitation to be delivered over the next 10 days.
Energie & Management > Marktkommentar Skandinavien - Market – Few bulls in sight
Mittwoch, 6.02.2002, 12:27
E&M  Marktkommentar Skandinavien
Market – Few bulls in sight
(powernews.org) - The market resumed its downward trend this morning as the weather prognosis confirmed the wet and mild trend. One Norwegian trader said that the market is a little bit ahead of the underlying situation right now, but that it can afford to do so with forecast of 3.5TWh more than average of precipitation to be delivered over the next 10 days.
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Montag, 4.02.2002, 12:04
Market – Red, red mind
(powernews.org) - When the Monday market opened the absolute downside was confirmed, as the overall weather picture remains mild and wet. The bear market is full-size, and with expectations of up to another 9-10 TWh on top of the already well-filled reservoirs, the sad weather is doing wonders for the bears.
Energie & Management > Marktkommentar Skandinavien - Market – Red, red mind
Montag, 4.02.2002, 12:04
E&M  Marktkommentar Skandinavien
Market – Red, red mind
(powernews.org) - When the Monday market opened the absolute downside was confirmed, as the overall weather picture remains mild and wet. The bear market is full-size, and with expectations of up to another 9-10 TWh on top of the already well-filled reservoirs, the sad weather is doing wonders for the bears.
Energie & Management > Marktkommentar Skandinavien - Market – Up, but for how long?
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Marktkommentar Skandinavien
Market – Up, but for how long?
(powernews.org) - The steep plunge that has been witnessed in the market over the last days came to a halt this morning as prices stayed above yesterday’s closing levels throughout the morning. A Norwegian player was nevertheless of the opinion that the market will continue down during the week as he expects the Summer02 to drop below NOK 140 and the Year03 to fall close to NOK 160.
The market opened slightly up on Tuesday and continued trading sideways or slowly north throughout the morning. A Swedish trader told powernews.org that he found the correction natural due to weather prognosis foreseeing a colder period next week. But, as one analyst pointed out, the meteorologists did not seem sure if and when that period will come, and for how long. Improved hy
Dienstag, 5.02.2002, 12:24 Uhr
Sara Fagernes
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Sara Fagernes
Sara Fagernes
Mehr zum Thema
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E&M  Marktkommentar Skandinavien
Mittwoch, 6.02.2002, 12:27
Market – Few bulls in sight
(powernews.org) - The market resumed its downward trend this morning as the weather prognosis confirmed the wet and mild trend. One Norwegian trader said that the market is a little bit ahead of the underlying situation right now, but that it can afford to do so with forecast of 3.5TWh more than average of precipitation to be delivered over the next 10 days.
Energie & Management > Marktkommentar Skandinavien - Market – Few bulls in sight
Mittwoch, 6.02.2002, 12:27
E&M  Marktkommentar Skandinavien
Market – Few bulls in sight
(powernews.org) - The market resumed its downward trend this morning as the weather prognosis confirmed the wet and mild trend. One Norwegian trader said that the market is a little bit ahead of the underlying situation right now, but that it can afford to do so with forecast of 3.5TWh more than average of precipitation to be delivered over the next 10 days.
mehr
E&M  Marktkommentar Skandinavien
Montag, 4.02.2002, 12:04
Market – Red, red mind
(powernews.org) - When the Monday market opened the absolute downside was confirmed, as the overall weather picture remains mild and wet. The bear market is full-size, and with expectations of up to another 9-10 TWh on top of the already well-filled reservoirs, the sad weather is doing wonders for the bears.
Energie & Management > Marktkommentar Skandinavien - Market – Red, red mind
Montag, 4.02.2002, 12:04
E&M  Marktkommentar Skandinavien
Market – Red, red mind
(powernews.org) - When the Monday market opened the absolute downside was confirmed, as the overall weather picture remains mild and wet. The bear market is full-size, and with expectations of up to another 9-10 TWh on top of the already well-filled reservoirs, the sad weather is doing wonders for the bears.

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