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Nordic Market - Short-term softness

Prices eased off in early trade, based on signals from weather forecasts, the oil market and Germany, but have strengthened through the morning session to last trade slightly above Thursday’s close.
Market players describe the market as rather calm and quiet, and expect only small adjustments during the day.“Marginally wetter and milder weather, a weak oil price and softer German prices helped push down Nordic prices this morning. Still, I believe the general sentiment among the fundamental players is bullish,” says a Norwegian trader.As long as it is Friday, how
Freitag, 3.02.2006, 11:43 Uhr
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Montag, 6.02.2006, 11:37
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Forward prices at Nord Pool have come off during the morning session. The hydrological situation has improved slightly from last week, and forecasts show above normal precipitation and temperatures in the coming ten day period.
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Montag, 6.02.2006, 11:37
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Improved resources
Forward prices at Nord Pool have come off during the morning session. The hydrological situation has improved slightly from last week, and forecasts show above normal precipitation and temperatures in the coming ten day period.
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Donnerstag, 2.02.2006, 11:44
Nordic Market - Expensive days ahead
Falling temperatures and possibilities of soaring spot prices are the main reasons for rising prices at Nord Pool. Input from Germany and the fuel markets are also regarded as somewhat bullish this morning.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Expensive days ahead
Donnerstag, 2.02.2006, 11:44
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Expensive days ahead
Falling temperatures and possibilities of soaring spot prices are the main reasons for rising prices at Nord Pool. Input from Germany and the fuel markets are also regarded as somewhat bullish this morning.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Short-term softness
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Short-term softness
Prices eased off in early trade, based on signals from weather forecasts, the oil market and Germany, but have strengthened through the morning session to last trade slightly above Thursday’s close.
Market players describe the market as rather calm and quiet, and expect only small adjustments during the day.“Marginally wetter and milder weather, a weak oil price and softer German prices helped push down Nordic prices this morning. Still, I believe the general sentiment among the fundamental players is bullish,” says a Norwegian trader.As long as it is Friday, how
Freitag, 3.02.2006, 11:43 Uhr
Redaktion
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 6.02.2006, 11:37
Nordic Market - Improved resources
Forward prices at Nord Pool have come off during the morning session. The hydrological situation has improved slightly from last week, and forecasts show above normal precipitation and temperatures in the coming ten day period.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Improved resources
Montag, 6.02.2006, 11:37
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Improved resources
Forward prices at Nord Pool have come off during the morning session. The hydrological situation has improved slightly from last week, and forecasts show above normal precipitation and temperatures in the coming ten day period.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 2.02.2006, 11:44
Nordic Market - Expensive days ahead
Falling temperatures and possibilities of soaring spot prices are the main reasons for rising prices at Nord Pool. Input from Germany and the fuel markets are also regarded as somewhat bullish this morning.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Expensive days ahead
Donnerstag, 2.02.2006, 11:44
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Expensive days ahead
Falling temperatures and possibilities of soaring spot prices are the main reasons for rising prices at Nord Pool. Input from Germany and the fuel markets are also regarded as somewhat bullish this morning.

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