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Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2

More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.
The weather forecasts have turned wetter overnight, triggering selling interest this morning. Particularly the front products have fallen sharply, with the week- and month ahead contracts dropping 8 and 6.75 NOK/MWh respectively. V2-05 is down 4 NOK at 283.50 while Year 06 holds firmer with a last trade of 32.60 EUR/MWh (-0.15).A Swedish trader sensed a widening gap between the summer an
Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46 Uhr
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Freitag, 10.06.2005, 11:48
Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
Despite wet forecasts and falling front contracts, the longer products head north today. All time high in Germany and strengthening CO2 prices contribute to a bull sentiment in the forward market, players comment.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
Freitag, 10.06.2005, 11:48
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
Despite wet forecasts and falling front contracts, the longer products head north today. All time high in Germany and strengthening CO2 prices contribute to a bull sentiment in the forward market, players comment.
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Mittwoch, 8.06.2005, 12:01
Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
The system price will probably come down a few NOK tomorrow amid milder temperatures. In the forwards market, the V2-05 opened strongly at 290 NOK/MWh, before adjusting back towards yesterday’s closing level.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
Mittwoch, 8.06.2005, 12:01
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
The system price will probably come down a few NOK tomorrow amid milder temperatures. In the forwards market, the V2-05 opened strongly at 290 NOK/MWh, before adjusting back towards yesterday’s closing level.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
zurück
Commentary
Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.
The weather forecasts have turned wetter overnight, triggering selling interest this morning. Particularly the front products have fallen sharply, with the week- and month ahead contracts dropping 8 and 6.75 NOK/MWh respectively. V2-05 is down 4 NOK at 283.50 while Year 06 holds firmer with a last trade of 32.60 EUR/MWh (-0.15).A Swedish trader sensed a widening gap between the summer an
Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Mehr zum Thema
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 10.06.2005, 11:48
Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
Despite wet forecasts and falling front contracts, the longer products head north today. All time high in Germany and strengthening CO2 prices contribute to a bull sentiment in the forward market, players comment.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
Freitag, 10.06.2005, 11:48
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Forwards defy the weather
Despite wet forecasts and falling front contracts, the longer products head north today. All time high in Germany and strengthening CO2 prices contribute to a bull sentiment in the forward market, players comment.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 8.06.2005, 12:01
Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
The system price will probably come down a few NOK tomorrow amid milder temperatures. In the forwards market, the V2-05 opened strongly at 290 NOK/MWh, before adjusting back towards yesterday’s closing level.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
Mittwoch, 8.06.2005, 12:01
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
The system price will probably come down a few NOK tomorrow amid milder temperatures. In the forwards market, the V2-05 opened strongly at 290 NOK/MWh, before adjusting back towards yesterday’s closing level.

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