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Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather

Despite wet forecasts and falling front contracts, the longer products head north today. All time high in Germany and strengthening CO2 prices contribute to a bull sentiment in the forward market, players comment.
The weather is the only bearish input today, players told Montel Powernews. The nearest week and month contracts have softened, while the rest of the curve is strengthening. V2-05 was traded at 289.25 NOK/MWh earlier today, but was last traded at 286.75, up 0.75 NOK from yesterday.“Every time the prices drop, someone takes the opportunity to enter a long position. I expect a bull f
Freitag, 10.06.2005, 11:48 Uhr
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Montag, 13.06.2005, 11:18
Nordic Market - Pushed down by the rain
A rainy weekend and wet forecasts put pressure on the Nordic power prices today. The system price for today was somewhat higher than estimated on Friday, but is expected to weaken during the week.
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Montag, 13.06.2005, 11:18
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Pushed down by the rain
A rainy weekend and wet forecasts put pressure on the Nordic power prices today. The system price for today was somewhat higher than estimated on Friday, but is expected to weaken during the week.
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Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46
Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
Despite wet forecasts and falling front contracts, the longer products head north today. All time high in Germany and strengthening CO2 prices contribute to a bull sentiment in the forward market, players comment.
The weather is the only bearish input today, players told Montel Powernews. The nearest week and month contracts have softened, while the rest of the curve is strengthening. V2-05 was traded at 289.25 NOK/MWh earlier today, but was last traded at 286.75, up 0.75 NOK from yesterday.“Every time the prices drop, someone takes the opportunity to enter a long position. I expect a bull f
Freitag, 10.06.2005, 11:48 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 13.06.2005, 11:18
Nordic Market - Pushed down by the rain
A rainy weekend and wet forecasts put pressure on the Nordic power prices today. The system price for today was somewhat higher than estimated on Friday, but is expected to weaken during the week.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Pushed down by the rain
Montag, 13.06.2005, 11:18
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Pushed down by the rain
A rainy weekend and wet forecasts put pressure on the Nordic power prices today. The system price for today was somewhat higher than estimated on Friday, but is expected to weaken during the week.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46
Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.

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