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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.
“The price development of the front products seem reasonable. They reflect a high degree of uncertainty regarding the weather development. If it gets cold, thermal production will be launched and prices will increase, if not, prices will go down. Hence, prices are somewhere in between,” comments a Norwegian trader.  He argues that the most plausible scenario is that the temp
Freitag, 2.12.2005, 11:46 Uhr
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The Nordic power market has gained during the morning session, mainly as a result of dry forecasts and firming prices for carbon allowances and German power. Meanwhile, the system price was somewhat weaker than expected before the weekend, according to market players.
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Montag, 5.12.2005, 11:44
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Dry and high
The Nordic power market has gained during the morning session, mainly as a result of dry forecasts and firming prices for carbon allowances and German power. Meanwhile, the system price was somewhat weaker than expected before the weekend, according to market players.
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Donnerstag, 1.12.2005, 11:36
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.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Looking for input
Donnerstag, 1.12.2005, 11:36
E&M  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.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Stuck in a range
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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.
“The price development of the front products seem reasonable. They reflect a high degree of uncertainty regarding the weather development. If it gets cold, thermal production will be launched and prices will increase, if not, prices will go down. Hence, prices are somewhere in between,” comments a Norwegian trader.  He argues that the most plausible scenario is that the temp
Freitag, 2.12.2005, 11:46 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Montag, 5.12.2005, 11:44
Nordic Market - Dry and high
The Nordic power market has gained during the morning session, mainly as a result of dry forecasts and firming prices for carbon allowances and German power. Meanwhile, the system price was somewhat weaker than expected before the weekend, according to market players.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Dry and high
Montag, 5.12.2005, 11:44
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Dry and high
The Nordic power market has gained during the morning session, mainly as a result of dry forecasts and firming prices for carbon allowances and German power. Meanwhile, the system price was somewhat weaker than expected before the weekend, according to market players.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 1.12.2005, 11:36
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.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Looking for input
Donnerstag, 1.12.2005, 11:36
E&M  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.

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