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Nordic Market - Further front-end pressure

Forecasts are somewhat wetter than yesterday, adding further pressure in the front end. Meanwhile, the year contracts are continuing up.
Traders believe the current tendency could continue. “The carbon market is steering the year contracts, while the hydrology is weighing down the front. The front end will stay sensitive to the precipitation for a while,” a Norwegian trader says.There is a hydrological surplus of 13-14 TWh at the moment, according to the trader. Although the weather situation could look a lot
Freitag, 30.03.2007, 11:10 Uhr
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Montag, 2.04.2007, 11:01
Nordic Market - No new trend in sight
The total picture is the same as before the weekend, with soft front contracts due to wetter outlooks, and slightly bullish years. Q3-07 was last traded at EUR 25.75/MWh, down six cents from Friday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - No new trend in sight
Montag, 2.04.2007, 11:01
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - No new trend in sight
The total picture is the same as before the weekend, with soft front contracts due to wetter outlooks, and slightly bullish years. Q3-07 was last traded at EUR 25.75/MWh, down six cents from Friday.
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Donnerstag, 29.03.2007, 11:06
Nordic Market - Years shadowing Germany
It’s a familiar picture in the Nordic market this morning, with the front contracts easing off slightly, while the contracts further out on the curve are firming. Market players believe this trend could continue.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Years shadowing Germany
Donnerstag, 29.03.2007, 11:06
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Years shadowing Germany
It’s a familiar picture in the Nordic market this morning, with the front contracts easing off slightly, while the contracts further out on the curve are firming. Market players believe this trend could continue.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Further front-end pressure
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Further front-end pressure
Forecasts are somewhat wetter than yesterday, adding further pressure in the front end. Meanwhile, the year contracts are continuing up.
Traders believe the current tendency could continue. “The carbon market is steering the year contracts, while the hydrology is weighing down the front. The front end will stay sensitive to the precipitation for a while,” a Norwegian trader says.There is a hydrological surplus of 13-14 TWh at the moment, according to the trader. Although the weather situation could look a lot
Freitag, 30.03.2007, 11:10 Uhr
Redaktion
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 2.04.2007, 11:01
Nordic Market - No new trend in sight
The total picture is the same as before the weekend, with soft front contracts due to wetter outlooks, and slightly bullish years. Q3-07 was last traded at EUR 25.75/MWh, down six cents from Friday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - No new trend in sight
Montag, 2.04.2007, 11:01
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - No new trend in sight
The total picture is the same as before the weekend, with soft front contracts due to wetter outlooks, and slightly bullish years. Q3-07 was last traded at EUR 25.75/MWh, down six cents from Friday.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 29.03.2007, 11:06
Nordic Market - Years shadowing Germany
It’s a familiar picture in the Nordic market this morning, with the front contracts easing off slightly, while the contracts further out on the curve are firming. Market players believe this trend could continue.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Years shadowing Germany
Donnerstag, 29.03.2007, 11:06
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Years shadowing Germany
It’s a familiar picture in the Nordic market this morning, with the front contracts easing off slightly, while the contracts further out on the curve are firming. Market players believe this trend could continue.

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