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Nordic Market - Down on wet forecasts

Nordic forward prices have adjusted downwards today, primarily due to wetter weather forecasts. The spot price is expected to decrease to around 220 NOK/MWh tomorrow and 200 on Sunday.
Today’s weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, showing more than 150 per cent of normal precipitation the next ten days. Around 1.5 TWh of precipitation is expected over southern parts of Scandinavia this weekend, and in addition, wind power production is estimated to increase.According to a trader in Oslo , the weather forecasts are quite volatile, and the precipitation vari
Freitag, 3.06.2005, 12:15 Uhr
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Nordic Market - Weak spot, firm forward market
Marginally drier forecasts have contributed to slightly higher prices at Nord Pool today. Due to the public holiday in Sweden, the activity is very low so far this morning.
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Donnerstag, 2.06.2005, 11:52
Nordic Market - First down, then up
Small price movements and low activity is characterizing the Nordic power market today. Players expect a dip in the market the coming weeks, before it will turn upwards again.
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Donnerstag, 2.06.2005, 11:52
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Nordic Market - First down, then up
Small price movements and low activity is characterizing the Nordic power market today. Players expect a dip in the market the coming weeks, before it will turn upwards again.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Down on wet forecasts
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Down on wet forecasts
Nordic forward prices have adjusted downwards today, primarily due to wetter weather forecasts. The spot price is expected to decrease to around 220 NOK/MWh tomorrow and 200 on Sunday.
Today’s weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, showing more than 150 per cent of normal precipitation the next ten days. Around 1.5 TWh of precipitation is expected over southern parts of Scandinavia this weekend, and in addition, wind power production is estimated to increase.According to a trader in Oslo , the weather forecasts are quite volatile, and the precipitation vari
Freitag, 3.06.2005, 12:15 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 6.06.2005, 11:51
Nordic Market - Weak spot, firm forward market
Marginally drier forecasts have contributed to slightly higher prices at Nord Pool today. Due to the public holiday in Sweden, the activity is very low so far this morning.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Weak spot, firm forward market
Montag, 6.06.2005, 11:51
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Weak spot, firm forward market
Marginally drier forecasts have contributed to slightly higher prices at Nord Pool today. Due to the public holiday in Sweden, the activity is very low so far this morning.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 2.06.2005, 11:52
Nordic Market - First down, then up
Small price movements and low activity is characterizing the Nordic power market today. Players expect a dip in the market the coming weeks, before it will turn upwards again.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - First down, then up
Donnerstag, 2.06.2005, 11:52
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - First down, then up
Small price movements and low activity is characterizing the Nordic power market today. Players expect a dip in the market the coming weeks, before it will turn upwards again.

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