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Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot

The summer contract traded below 155 NOK/MWh early this morning, but has later adjusted above 158 after the forecasts turned a bit drier. A Norwegian trader says the spot has to soften before the summer drops further.
“I think the hydrological situation suggests a lower price in the summer contract, possibly around 150 NOK/MWh. But at the moment it is held up by a strong spot, and it won’t drop further until the spot shows more weakness,” says trader Dagfinn Eikseth at Istad Kraft.The system price is likely to fall some 7 NOK to around 190 for tomorrow due to more bearish fundamental
Mittwoch, 9.02.2005, 11:57 Uhr
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Nordic Market - Back to the 60´s
Drier forecasts have pushed the price on the summer contract above 160 NOK/MWh this morning.
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Dienstag, 8.02.2005, 11:26
Nordic Market - How deep can it drop?
The summer contract continues to slide cautiously down towards the 150 NOK/MWh level today, on wet and mild weather outlooks. One trader says the market is too cautious, and predicts a delivery price on the summer below 100 NOK/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - How deep can it drop?
Dienstag, 8.02.2005, 11:26
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - How deep can it drop?
The summer contract continues to slide cautiously down towards the 150 NOK/MWh level today, on wet and mild weather outlooks. One trader says the market is too cautious, and predicts a delivery price on the summer below 100 NOK/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
The summer contract traded below 155 NOK/MWh early this morning, but has later adjusted above 158 after the forecasts turned a bit drier. A Norwegian trader says the spot has to soften before the summer drops further.
“I think the hydrological situation suggests a lower price in the summer contract, possibly around 150 NOK/MWh. But at the moment it is held up by a strong spot, and it won’t drop further until the spot shows more weakness,” says trader Dagfinn Eikseth at Istad Kraft.The system price is likely to fall some 7 NOK to around 190 for tomorrow due to more bearish fundamental
Mittwoch, 9.02.2005, 11:57 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Mehr zum Thema
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 10.02.2005, 11:57
Nordic Market - Back to the 60´s
Drier forecasts have pushed the price on the summer contract above 160 NOK/MWh this morning.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Back to the 60´s
Donnerstag, 10.02.2005, 11:57
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Back to the 60´s
Drier forecasts have pushed the price on the summer contract above 160 NOK/MWh this morning.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 8.02.2005, 11:26
Nordic Market - How deep can it drop?
The summer contract continues to slide cautiously down towards the 150 NOK/MWh level today, on wet and mild weather outlooks. One trader says the market is too cautious, and predicts a delivery price on the summer below 100 NOK/MWh.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - How deep can it drop?
Dienstag, 8.02.2005, 11:26
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - How deep can it drop?
The summer contract continues to slide cautiously down towards the 150 NOK/MWh level today, on wet and mild weather outlooks. One trader says the market is too cautious, and predicts a delivery price on the summer below 100 NOK/MWh.

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