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Nordic Market - Looking for input

The Nordic forward market is trading sideways this morning. Players describe the market as quiet, and in need of some new input. Q1-06 has been traded in a EUR 39.10-39.60 range so far this morning, last changing hands at 39.35, up 19 cents from yesterday.
“The market is moving sideways within a narrowing range, while waiting for new signals. Other markets are moving in different directions, but in my opinion, the development primarily depends on the weather,” says Morten Nilsen at Bergen Energi. He comments that the hydrological balance is good, and given similar weather conditions as we have seen this autumn, prices will turn
Donnerstag, 1.12.2005, 11:36 Uhr
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Freitag, 2.12.2005, 11:46
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Stuck in a range
Freitag, 2.12.2005, 11:46
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Stuck in a range
The Nordic forward prices are slightly up this morning on the back of strong German prices and high CO2 prices. However, the front contracts are greatly influenced by the uncertain weather development and most of these contracts are down this morning.
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Mittwoch, 30.11.2005, 11:41
Nordic Market - Back in the range?
Nordic forward prices have adjusted southwards this morning despite dry forecasts. Traders say there is much selling interest on the Q1 product as soon as prices climb over EUR 40/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Back in the range?
Mittwoch, 30.11.2005, 11:41
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Back in the range?
Nordic forward prices have adjusted southwards this morning despite dry forecasts. Traders say there is much selling interest on the Q1 product as soon as prices climb over EUR 40/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Looking for input
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Looking for input
The Nordic forward market is trading sideways this morning. Players describe the market as quiet, and in need of some new input. Q1-06 has been traded in a EUR 39.10-39.60 range so far this morning, last changing hands at 39.35, up 19 cents from yesterday.
“The market is moving sideways within a narrowing range, while waiting for new signals. Other markets are moving in different directions, but in my opinion, the development primarily depends on the weather,” says Morten Nilsen at Bergen Energi. He comments that the hydrological balance is good, and given similar weather conditions as we have seen this autumn, prices will turn
Donnerstag, 1.12.2005, 11:36 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 2.12.2005, 11:46
Nordic Market - Stuck in a range
The Nordic forward prices are slightly up this morning on the back of strong German prices and high CO2 prices. However, the front contracts are greatly influenced by the uncertain weather development and most of these contracts are down this morning.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Stuck in a range
Freitag, 2.12.2005, 11:46
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Stuck in a range
The Nordic forward prices are slightly up this morning on the back of strong German prices and high CO2 prices. However, the front contracts are greatly influenced by the uncertain weather development and most of these contracts are down this morning.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 30.11.2005, 11:41
Nordic Market - Back in the range?
Nordic forward prices have adjusted southwards this morning despite dry forecasts. Traders say there is much selling interest on the Q1 product as soon as prices climb over EUR 40/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Back in the range?
Mittwoch, 30.11.2005, 11:41
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Back in the range?
Nordic forward prices have adjusted southwards this morning despite dry forecasts. Traders say there is much selling interest on the Q1 product as soon as prices climb over EUR 40/MWh.

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