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Nordic Market - "No offers"

Prices at Nord Pool are soaring on the first day of the new year. The weather outlook is dry, and market players expect rising spot prices. Q2-06 has increased by 1.90 EUR to last trade at EUR 38.90/MWh.
“There are no offers in the market right now, and forward prices are bouncing. Most signals are bullish this morning; the weather forecasts are dry, the hydrological balance is getting weaker, and the spot prices are expected to increase. It is hard to find any good arguments for selling at the moment,” says a Norwegian trader.Still, he believes it could take some time before
Montag, 2.01.2006, 10:56 Uhr
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Nordic Market - High uncertainty
Prices at Nord Pool are easing off slightly this morning, after a firm opening. Q2-06 was traded at EUR 39.80 earlier today, but is last traded at 39.00. Market players describe the market as very uncertain and difficult.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - High uncertainty
Dienstag, 3.01.2006, 11:31
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - High uncertainty
Prices at Nord Pool are easing off slightly this morning, after a firm opening. Q2-06 was traded at EUR 39.80 earlier today, but is last traded at 39.00. Market players describe the market as very uncertain and difficult.
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Freitag, 30.12.2005, 11:54
Nordic Market - High spot prices next week?
The last trading day of 2005 has been extremely quiet, but overall this year has been more liquid than 2004 in the Nordic market. An area of high pressure threatens to push up spot prices at the start of the new year.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - High spot prices next week?
Freitag, 30.12.2005, 11:54
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - High spot prices next week?
The last trading day of 2005 has been extremely quiet, but overall this year has been more liquid than 2004 in the Nordic market. An area of high pressure threatens to push up spot prices at the start of the new year.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market -
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Commentary
Nordic Market - "No offers"
Prices at Nord Pool are soaring on the first day of the new year. The weather outlook is dry, and market players expect rising spot prices. Q2-06 has increased by 1.90 EUR to last trade at EUR 38.90/MWh.
“There are no offers in the market right now, and forward prices are bouncing. Most signals are bullish this morning; the weather forecasts are dry, the hydrological balance is getting weaker, and the spot prices are expected to increase. It is hard to find any good arguments for selling at the moment,” says a Norwegian trader.Still, he believes it could take some time before
Montag, 2.01.2006, 10:56 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 3.01.2006, 11:31
Nordic Market - High uncertainty
Prices at Nord Pool are easing off slightly this morning, after a firm opening. Q2-06 was traded at EUR 39.80 earlier today, but is last traded at 39.00. Market players describe the market as very uncertain and difficult.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - High uncertainty
Dienstag, 3.01.2006, 11:31
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - High uncertainty
Prices at Nord Pool are easing off slightly this morning, after a firm opening. Q2-06 was traded at EUR 39.80 earlier today, but is last traded at 39.00. Market players describe the market as very uncertain and difficult.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 30.12.2005, 11:54
Nordic Market - High spot prices next week?
The last trading day of 2005 has been extremely quiet, but overall this year has been more liquid than 2004 in the Nordic market. An area of high pressure threatens to push up spot prices at the start of the new year.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - High spot prices next week?
Freitag, 30.12.2005, 11:54
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - High spot prices next week?
The last trading day of 2005 has been extremely quiet, but overall this year has been more liquid than 2004 in the Nordic market. An area of high pressure threatens to push up spot prices at the start of the new year.

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