Nyheter 27. september10:30Nordic curve continued to pull apart as another high spot price lifted the front, while back end was more bearish along with the fuel complex. Lower nuclear production in Sweden as Oskarshamn 3 was taken out of the grid on Wednesday has lifted the front but weather is still bearish.Nyheter 26. september10:15Higher than expected spot price, due to lower wind in Denmark, and stronger CO2 supported prices yesterday. Bullish momentum seems to drive the front curve further up, we will see if spot manages to stay at todays levels.Nyheter 25. september09:30After a sell-off day yesterday, when weather forecasts turned back to a track of lows, market feels more cautious ahead of new signals. As more precipitation is forecasted for Norway, water producers will have a hard time lifting spotprices from current levels, limiting upside for front contracts.Nyheter 21. september11:00The dry weather reports and a rising spot are pushing the curve upwards on the Nordic financial power exchange this morning. Market participants are divided on the directionality,Nyheter 20. september10:00The high water reservoirs in Norway pressured the market yesterday, as it came in at 91,7 percent for week 37. Many analysts expect the high reservoir levels to put a cap on the upside going forward, but the cold weather could put this hypothesis to the test.Nyheter 19. september10:30Weather forecasts give some support to the front while the back end is waiting for new signals from CO2 and Germany.Nyheter 18. september10:30A bit drier weather gives the Nordic front support while bearish fuels and a falling marginal cost weights on longer power contracts pulling the curve apart.Nyheter 17. september10:30Nordic power prices were steady through most of Friday's trading session before a sell-off sent power forwards down in the last 10 minutes of trading as market players adjusted positions ahead of the weekend.Nyheter 14. september10:45Weather forecasts indicating a slight possibility for drier conditions were enough to lift the short end of the Nordic power market on Thursday. The Q4-12 closed at 36,65 EUR/MWh, up 0,35 EUR/MWh. The YR-13 contract closed almost unchanged at 37,65 EUR/MWh.Nyheter 13. september10:00There’s going to fall a lot of precipitation in Norway and Sweden and the reservoirs are expected above 90% of capacity. This is probably going to put some pressure on the spot in the near term. Some analyst expects the spot to average the low thirties during Q4,Nyheter 11. september10:00While Nordic power prices showed initial strength in yesterday's trading session, prices were later brought down by a weaker than expected spot combined with declining CO2.Nyheter 10. september09:45The Scandinavian power market closed last week up on the back of German power, despite of forecasts of high hydro precipitation energy. The Q4-12 closed at 37,20 EUR/MWh, up 0,4% d-on-d. RSS