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Market - Weaker spot, bearish Monday

The week started with falling prices, seeing a Monday system price below market expectations and more or less unchanged weather outlooks. A Norwegian player said today’s level is what the market should have been priced at last week as well, and expected V1-04 to remain around the present level. A Swedish player argued that there is room for a little more downside.
The morning market was thin and bearish, as the Monday system price was weaker than expected and no great weather changes were presented. Oskarshamn3 is back in operation and temperatures remain above normal for the period ahead. The Norwegian player didn’t expect prices to come much more down, as there are few changes in the overall market picture.- The price level seems more corr
Montag, 17.11.2003, 11:54 Uhr
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Dienstag, 18.11.2003, 11:54
Market - Motion without action
The Tuesday market continued down, seeing wetter weather forecasts with expectations of quite a lot of precipitation at the beginning of the period. “But we need this kind of weather for three or four weeks before any real changes take place in the market,” a Swedish trader said. A Norwegian player was still most concerned about the unreliable nuclear power in Sweden.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Motion without action
Dienstag, 18.11.2003, 11:54
E&M  Commentary
Market - Motion without action
The Tuesday market continued down, seeing wetter weather forecasts with expectations of quite a lot of precipitation at the beginning of the period. “But we need this kind of weather for three or four weeks before any real changes take place in the market,” a Swedish trader said. A Norwegian player was still most concerned about the unreliable nuclear power in Sweden.
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Freitag, 14.11.2003, 12:49
Market - Slightly bullish
The Friday morning market was traded up a notch, V1-04 up to 377 NOK/MWh, seeing slightly drier weather outlooks. A Swedish player argued that the market is still overpriced, while a trader at a Norwegian production company held that since the outlooks for wetter weather seems to fail, the downside is very limited.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Slightly bullish
Freitag, 14.11.2003, 12:49
E&M  Commentary
Market - Slightly bullish
The Friday morning market was traded up a notch, V1-04 up to 377 NOK/MWh, seeing slightly drier weather outlooks. A Swedish player argued that the market is still overpriced, while a trader at a Norwegian production company held that since the outlooks for wetter weather seems to fail, the downside is very limited.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Weaker spot, bearish Monday
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Commentary
Market - Weaker spot, bearish Monday
The week started with falling prices, seeing a Monday system price below market expectations and more or less unchanged weather outlooks. A Norwegian player said today’s level is what the market should have been priced at last week as well, and expected V1-04 to remain around the present level. A Swedish player argued that there is room for a little more downside.
The morning market was thin and bearish, as the Monday system price was weaker than expected and no great weather changes were presented. Oskarshamn3 is back in operation and temperatures remain above normal for the period ahead. The Norwegian player didn’t expect prices to come much more down, as there are few changes in the overall market picture.- The price level seems more corr
Montag, 17.11.2003, 11:54 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 18.11.2003, 11:54
Market - Motion without action
The Tuesday market continued down, seeing wetter weather forecasts with expectations of quite a lot of precipitation at the beginning of the period. “But we need this kind of weather for three or four weeks before any real changes take place in the market,” a Swedish trader said. A Norwegian player was still most concerned about the unreliable nuclear power in Sweden.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Motion without action
Dienstag, 18.11.2003, 11:54
E&M  Commentary
Market - Motion without action
The Tuesday market continued down, seeing wetter weather forecasts with expectations of quite a lot of precipitation at the beginning of the period. “But we need this kind of weather for three or four weeks before any real changes take place in the market,” a Swedish trader said. A Norwegian player was still most concerned about the unreliable nuclear power in Sweden.
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 14.11.2003, 12:49
Market - Slightly bullish
The Friday morning market was traded up a notch, V1-04 up to 377 NOK/MWh, seeing slightly drier weather outlooks. A Swedish player argued that the market is still overpriced, while a trader at a Norwegian production company held that since the outlooks for wetter weather seems to fail, the downside is very limited.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Market - Slightly bullish
Freitag, 14.11.2003, 12:49
E&M  Commentary
Market - Slightly bullish
The Friday morning market was traded up a notch, V1-04 up to 377 NOK/MWh, seeing slightly drier weather outlooks. A Swedish player argued that the market is still overpriced, while a trader at a Norwegian production company held that since the outlooks for wetter weather seems to fail, the downside is very limited.

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