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Nordic Market - No retreat

The strong trend in the Nordic market continues Tuesday morning. V2-05 was traded at 300 NOK/MWh earlier today, but has eased off to 297. The market is bullish, yet very difficult, players comment.
“The bullish run makes sense, regarding what is happening in the oil market, with emission quotas and in the German power market. The sentiment is extremely bull at the moment,” a Swedish-based trader says.So far, the upswing in the V2-05 contract seems to stop at 300 NOK/MWh. The contract opened at 297 NOK/MWh, increased to 300, but has eased off to 297 again.“I
Dienstag, 21.06.2005, 11:50 Uhr
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Montag, 20.06.2005, 12:06
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - The rain is not enough
Despite wet forecasts, Nordic power prices keep strengthening today. The year contracts are solely traded on input from other markets, according to market players, and Germany is the main source for bullish signals.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - No retreat
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Commentary
Nordic Market - No retreat
The strong trend in the Nordic market continues Tuesday morning. V2-05 was traded at 300 NOK/MWh earlier today, but has eased off to 297. The market is bullish, yet very difficult, players comment.
“The bullish run makes sense, regarding what is happening in the oil market, with emission quotas and in the German power market. The sentiment is extremely bull at the moment,” a Swedish-based trader says.So far, the upswing in the V2-05 contract seems to stop at 300 NOK/MWh. The contract opened at 297 NOK/MWh, increased to 300, but has eased off to 297 again.“I
Dienstag, 21.06.2005, 11:50 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 22.06.2005, 12:26
Nordic Market - Expensive power
The strong trend north in the Nordic market continued Wednesday morning. Drier forecasts and soaring continental power prices as well as strong carbon prices keep pushing prices up across the board.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Expensive power
Mittwoch, 22.06.2005, 12:26
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Expensive power
The strong trend north in the Nordic market continued Wednesday morning. Drier forecasts and soaring continental power prices as well as strong carbon prices keep pushing prices up across the board.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Montag, 20.06.2005, 12:06
Nordic Market - The rain is not enough
Despite wet forecasts, Nordic power prices keep strengthening today. The year contracts are solely traded on input from other markets, according to market players, and Germany is the main source for bullish signals.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - The rain is not enough
Montag, 20.06.2005, 12:06
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - The rain is not enough
Despite wet forecasts, Nordic power prices keep strengthening today. The year contracts are solely traded on input from other markets, according to market players, and Germany is the main source for bullish signals.

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