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Nordic Market - Who cares if it rains?

Although the forecasts remain wet and the hydrological situation improves, the forward market is once again following bullish developments in the fuel markets.
Some 5-7 TWh of precipitation is expected over the Nordic region the next 10 days, and yesterday’s reservoir figures showed a slightly better improvement than expected in Norway. Yet, the market continues up today, driven by bullish impacts from the oil and CO2 markets.“Once again we see that the market reacts stronger on big changes to the oil and CO2 price than to the funda
Donnerstag, 26.05.2005, 11:06 Uhr
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In spite of expectations of falling spot prices and a weak front, the longer contracts keep strengthening. The players mainly attribute the rise to increasing German prices.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Bullish mood despite spot pressure
Freitag, 27.05.2005, 12:08
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Bullish mood despite spot pressure
In spite of expectations of falling spot prices and a weak front, the longer contracts keep strengthening. The players mainly attribute the rise to increasing German prices.
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Mittwoch, 25.05.2005, 10:40
Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
The weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, but prices at Nord Pool have come up. For instance, V2-05 was last traded at 274.75 NOK/MWh, up 0.25 NOK from yesterday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
Mittwoch, 25.05.2005, 10:40
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
The weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, but prices at Nord Pool have come up. For instance, V2-05 was last traded at 274.75 NOK/MWh, up 0.25 NOK from yesterday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Who cares if it rains?
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Who cares if it rains?
Although the forecasts remain wet and the hydrological situation improves, the forward market is once again following bullish developments in the fuel markets.
Some 5-7 TWh of precipitation is expected over the Nordic region the next 10 days, and yesterday’s reservoir figures showed a slightly better improvement than expected in Norway. Yet, the market continues up today, driven by bullish impacts from the oil and CO2 markets.“Once again we see that the market reacts stronger on big changes to the oil and CO2 price than to the funda
Donnerstag, 26.05.2005, 11:06 Uhr
Redaktion
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 27.05.2005, 12:08
Nordic Market - Bullish mood despite spot pressure
In spite of expectations of falling spot prices and a weak front, the longer contracts keep strengthening. The players mainly attribute the rise to increasing German prices.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Bullish mood despite spot pressure
Freitag, 27.05.2005, 12:08
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Bullish mood despite spot pressure
In spite of expectations of falling spot prices and a weak front, the longer contracts keep strengthening. The players mainly attribute the rise to increasing German prices.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 25.05.2005, 10:40
Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
The weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, but prices at Nord Pool have come up. For instance, V2-05 was last traded at 274.75 NOK/MWh, up 0.25 NOK from yesterday.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
Mittwoch, 25.05.2005, 10:40
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Contradictory signals
The weather forecasts are wetter than yesterday, but prices at Nord Pool have come up. For instance, V2-05 was last traded at 274.75 NOK/MWh, up 0.25 NOK from yesterday.

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