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Nordic Market - Still wet and mild

The bearish run is continuing at Nord Pool, mainly on the back of wet and mild forecasts. Q1-07 has dropped below EUR 57 this morning, the lowest level since 4 July.
According to a Swedish trader, all signals point down but one. “The weather points downwards, as does the trend for fuel prices. The only discrepancy is the firm German market,” he says. However, there is no momentum on the buy side at Nord Pool, he comments. “The spread between the spot level and Q1-07 is still large, resulting in sell interest for the quarterly contra
Montag, 6.11.2006, 11:23 Uhr
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Dienstag, 7.11.2006, 11:22
Nordic Market - “Hard to lift”
Forward prices are falling after a firmer opening. Weather prognoses are quite unchanged, with mostly wetter and milder than normal outlooks for the next ten days.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - “Hard to lift”
Dienstag, 7.11.2006, 11:22
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - “Hard to lift”
Forward prices are falling after a firmer opening. Weather prognoses are quite unchanged, with mostly wetter and milder than normal outlooks for the next ten days.
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Freitag, 3.11.2006, 10:53
Nordic Market - Even wetter
Prognoses are even wetter than yesterday, and are helping push prices further down. Q1-07 has dropped EUR 1.55 to last trade at EUR 58.65/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Even wetter
Freitag, 3.11.2006, 10:53
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Even wetter
Prognoses are even wetter than yesterday, and are helping push prices further down. Q1-07 has dropped EUR 1.55 to last trade at EUR 58.65/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Still wet and mild
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Still wet and mild
The bearish run is continuing at Nord Pool, mainly on the back of wet and mild forecasts. Q1-07 has dropped below EUR 57 this morning, the lowest level since 4 July.
According to a Swedish trader, all signals point down but one. “The weather points downwards, as does the trend for fuel prices. The only discrepancy is the firm German market,” he says. However, there is no momentum on the buy side at Nord Pool, he comments. “The spread between the spot level and Q1-07 is still large, resulting in sell interest for the quarterly contra
Montag, 6.11.2006, 11:23 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 7.11.2006, 11:22
Nordic Market - “Hard to lift”
Forward prices are falling after a firmer opening. Weather prognoses are quite unchanged, with mostly wetter and milder than normal outlooks for the next ten days.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - “Hard to lift”
Dienstag, 7.11.2006, 11:22
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - “Hard to lift”
Forward prices are falling after a firmer opening. Weather prognoses are quite unchanged, with mostly wetter and milder than normal outlooks for the next ten days.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 3.11.2006, 10:53
Nordic Market - Even wetter
Prognoses are even wetter than yesterday, and are helping push prices further down. Q1-07 has dropped EUR 1.55 to last trade at EUR 58.65/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Even wetter
Freitag, 3.11.2006, 10:53
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Even wetter
Prognoses are even wetter than yesterday, and are helping push prices further down. Q1-07 has dropped EUR 1.55 to last trade at EUR 58.65/MWh.

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