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Nordic Market: Weaker spot ahead?

One Norwegian player thinks the spot will fall even further today. “The spot will decide today’s development,” he says. Another player also believes the spot will come down, but says it´s currently hard to predict movements.
The first player we talked to, thinks the downward movement seen yesterday will show the way for the market today as well. “It continues straight forward instead of jumping up,” the player says.The summer continues strong, and the Norwegian player thinks that it may jump to 240 NOK/MWh tomorrow if the EC prognosis is confirmed. He also sees the V2-04 as strong, but thinks tha
Donnerstag, 29.04.2004, 11:19 Uhr
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The market has been lifted today, due to drier outlooks and a fear of higher prices ahead. “We didn’t count on the market being so strong today,” says a Swedish player.
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Freitag, 30.04.2004, 11:32
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Nordic Market - Strong lift
The market has been lifted today, due to drier outlooks and a fear of higher prices ahead. “We didn’t count on the market being so strong today,” says a Swedish player.
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Dienstag, 27.04.2004, 11:35
Nordic Market - Calm, down
The morning market remained calm and prices were down one to two NOK from yesterday’s close. And at last precipitation is delivering, a Swedish trader said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Calm, down
Dienstag, 27.04.2004, 11:35
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Calm, down
The morning market remained calm and prices were down one to two NOK from yesterday’s close. And at last precipitation is delivering, a Swedish trader said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market: Weaker spot ahead?
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Commentary
Nordic Market: Weaker spot ahead?
One Norwegian player thinks the spot will fall even further today. “The spot will decide today’s development,” he says. Another player also believes the spot will come down, but says it´s currently hard to predict movements.
The first player we talked to, thinks the downward movement seen yesterday will show the way for the market today as well. “It continues straight forward instead of jumping up,” the player says.The summer continues strong, and the Norwegian player thinks that it may jump to 240 NOK/MWh tomorrow if the EC prognosis is confirmed. He also sees the V2-04 as strong, but thinks tha
Donnerstag, 29.04.2004, 11:19 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 30.04.2004, 11:32
Nordic Market - Strong lift
The market has been lifted today, due to drier outlooks and a fear of higher prices ahead. “We didn’t count on the market being so strong today,” says a Swedish player.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Strong lift
Freitag, 30.04.2004, 11:32
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Strong lift
The market has been lifted today, due to drier outlooks and a fear of higher prices ahead. “We didn’t count on the market being so strong today,” says a Swedish player.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 27.04.2004, 11:35
Nordic Market - Calm, down
The morning market remained calm and prices were down one to two NOK from yesterday’s close. And at last precipitation is delivering, a Swedish trader said.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Calm, down
Dienstag, 27.04.2004, 11:35
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Calm, down
The morning market remained calm and prices were down one to two NOK from yesterday’s close. And at last precipitation is delivering, a Swedish trader said.

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