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Nordic Market - Contradictory signals

The weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, but prices at Nord Pool have come up. For instance, V2-05 was last traded at 274.75 NOK/MWh, up 0.25 NOK from yesterday.
“The signals are a bit contradictory today. Increasing German power prices, plus a bullish CO2 market, are working against the wet prognoses. Still, if we keep getting 1 TWh of precipitation a day, prices will crack eventually,” says Nils Petter Benjaminsen at Eidsiva energi.He is prepared for a brief collapse in the spot price, but expects higher prices in the longer term.
Mittwoch, 25.05.2005, 10:40 Uhr
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Dienstag, 24.05.2005, 12:14
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Expectations of a weakening spot price help push front contracts down today. The forward contracts opened up this morning, but have now turned downwards.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Weak spot expectations
Dienstag, 24.05.2005, 12:14
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Weak spot expectations
Expectations of a weakening spot price help push front contracts down today. The forward contracts opened up this morning, but have now turned downwards.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
The weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, but prices at Nord Pool have come up. For instance, V2-05 was last traded at 274.75 NOK/MWh, up 0.25 NOK from yesterday.
“The signals are a bit contradictory today. Increasing German power prices, plus a bullish CO2 market, are working against the wet prognoses. Still, if we keep getting 1 TWh of precipitation a day, prices will crack eventually,” says Nils Petter Benjaminsen at Eidsiva energi.He is prepared for a brief collapse in the spot price, but expects higher prices in the longer term.
Mittwoch, 25.05.2005, 10:40 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 26.05.2005, 11:06
Nordic Market - Who cares if it rains?
Although the forecasts remain wet and the hydrological situation improves, the forward market is once again following bullish developments in the fuel markets.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Who cares if it rains?
Donnerstag, 26.05.2005, 11:06
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Who cares if it rains?
Although the forecasts remain wet and the hydrological situation improves, the forward market is once again following bullish developments in the fuel markets.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 24.05.2005, 12:14
Nordic Market - Weak spot expectations
Expectations of a weakening spot price help push front contracts down today. The forward contracts opened up this morning, but have now turned downwards.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Weak spot expectations
Dienstag, 24.05.2005, 12:14
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Weak spot expectations
Expectations of a weakening spot price help push front contracts down today. The forward contracts opened up this morning, but have now turned downwards.

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