The main index of the Oslo Stock Exchange ended at 607.02 on Wednesday after rising by 0.53 percent.
Shares and equity certificates are traded 2,748 million.
The main index is thus down 1.4 per cent last month, but up 10.6 percent so far this year.
Fed-waiting, British shock
Wall Street falls from the start, and the leading European bourses also pulls downward.
British FTSE 100 falls 0.5 percent, the German DAX 0.7 percent, while the French CAC 40 returns 0.8 percent.
Investors acting pending before the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s last policy meeting released this evening Norwegian time.
Dog like the bad that two of the directors of the Bank of England voted for interest rate rise earlier in August.
– The split vote shows that the first rate increase approaching. We expect support for a rate increase will grow over the next few months, and envisage that the first takes place within the year, says Barclays economist Philippe Gudin said.
Oil prices pull up
In olljemarkedet the trend is upward.
October Brent oil rises 0.6 percent to $ 102.29 a barrel. WTI oil is up 1.1 percent to $ 95.56 a barrel.
The focus is on the velforsynte market, as Iraq and Libya defy violence and increase their production.
– All oil coming back from Libya over flows a market that is already amply supplied. Therefore, growing pressure on other OPEC producers to cut production so that oversupply is not too big, says Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch said.
The Oslo Stock Exchange rose 1.0 percent to Statoil 174.20 million while Iraq exposed DNO also gained 1.0 percent to 19.09 kroner.
Rock Source-order torpedoed
But there was a third oil stock that stole headers also Wednesday.
Rock Source slid 14.4 percent to 4.92 million after the financial investor who wanted to buy 29.5 million shares dropper purchase order because it was not filled up.
Arctic Securities, according to a message received sales orders for 22.5 million shares in the company, but the purchase was an “all or nothing” -Account, meaning that it was not completed because the number of sales approvals were too few.
One of the next on the list of losers was the Dolphin Group, which was punished with a fall of 8.4 percent to 4.90 million for the current quarterly.
Oslo Axess-listed Hofseth Biocare pulled down 3, 9 percent to 3.95 million after having revealed an injury to the steam boiler.
Thurs the 2nd Oslo Axess shares, Nickel Mountain Group and PCI Biotech, topped winners with wells, respectively. 12.7 percent to 1.69 million and 8.4 percent to 27 million.
A lot of companies let the rest of the quarterly reports Wednesday. You can find all here!
REC down, PGS up
Among the most traded were generally modest impact – and largely positive.
Besides Statoil, Aker Solutions and Golden Ocean the only OBX shares with a result greater than the percentage.
The two stages respectively. 1.8 percent to 94.70 million and 1.6 percent to 11.15 kroner.
REC Silicon fell 0.1 percent to 3.29 million after the number of PV Insights Wednesday showed that silicon prices dropped last week.
Seadrill was among few other losers, and pulled down 0.5 percent to 231 million.
PGS rose 0.2 percent to 49.14 dollars, after Handelsbanken according TDN Finans has downgraded the stock to accumulation. Course objective cut sharply – from 85 to 55 pounds.
Nordic Semiconductor climbed 2.6 percent to 35.50 million, while Kongsberg Automotive ended up 4.4 percent to 7.30 million.
TTS Group advanced 1.6 percent to 5.70 million after its quarterly results.
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