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Nordic Market - "Toppish" but bullish

The Tuesday morning market was bullish and V2-04 was lifted to 304 NOK/MWh. A Swedish trader considered the market "toppish," while a Norwegian characterised it as weary but bullish.
As the morning session was in a retesting mood, the Norwegian trader believed the market would break on the upside, but not necessarily today.– The market looked tired this morning, but was nevertheless bullish. This morning we retested former highs, but the market needs new signals to take the autumn further up. A strong spot and drier weather forecasts should trigger another lift
Dienstag, 15.06.2004, 11:45 Uhr
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The week started off very hesitantly and the morning market circled around the Friday close.
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Montag, 14.06.2004, 11:34
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Circling uncertainty
The week started off very hesitantly and the morning market circled around the Friday close.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market -
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Commentary
Nordic Market - "Toppish" but bullish
The Tuesday morning market was bullish and V2-04 was lifted to 304 NOK/MWh. A Swedish trader considered the market "toppish," while a Norwegian characterised it as weary but bullish.
As the morning session was in a retesting mood, the Norwegian trader believed the market would break on the upside, but not necessarily today.– The market looked tired this morning, but was nevertheless bullish. This morning we retested former highs, but the market needs new signals to take the autumn further up. A strong spot and drier weather forecasts should trigger another lift
Dienstag, 15.06.2004, 11:45 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 16.06.2004, 11:45
Nordic Market - Low to higher
The market was down at open but prices were lifted a little during a thin forenoon session. A Norwegian trader said the market considered the present level difficult and uncertain. A Swedish trader believed the market would be faced with a high pressure soon.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Low to higher
Mittwoch, 16.06.2004, 11:45
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Low to higher
The market was down at open but prices were lifted a little during a thin forenoon session. A Norwegian trader said the market considered the present level difficult and uncertain. A Swedish trader believed the market would be faced with a high pressure soon.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Montag, 14.06.2004, 11:34
Nordic Market - Circling uncertainty
The week started off very hesitantly and the morning market circled around the Friday close.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Circling uncertainty
Montag, 14.06.2004, 11:34
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Circling uncertainty
The week started off very hesitantly and the morning market circled around the Friday close.

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