The arrows pointing upwards on the Oslo Stock Exchange on Friday morning.
The main index is writing to 654.55, up 0.25 percent.
Shares and equity certificates are traded for 468 million respectively.
The main index is thus up 0.1 percent last month and 13.9 percent year to date.
The development happens in the wake of the slight recovery in New York and mostly rising Asian exchanges earlier in the day.
Leading European exchanges are mixed.
British FTSE 100 rising 0.4 percent, while the German DAX and French CAC 40 are unchanged.
Flatt in oil prices, Statoil
Falling stocks in the US and geopolitical tension in the Middle East provided a good boost yesterday, but Friday morning pull oil prices down.
Brent July oil falling 0.2 percent in today’s trading to $ 66.54 a barrel, but is slightly up from around $ 66.40 at closing in Oslo yesterday.
WTI oil falls 0 , 3 percent to $ 60.55 a barrel.
– The sentiment was lifted by falling saving and strong demand in crude oil markets, writes ANZ analysts said on a note, pointing out that Wednesday’s inventory figures from the US energy authorities showed a sharp drop in product inventories.
It suggests that demand from end users has been strong.
– The US travel activities according to AAA (American Automobile Association) expected to reach its highest in 10 years in Adjacent to Memorial Day (the last Monday in May, journ. note), expected product inventories to fall further over the coming weeks, writes ANZ analysts further, according to Reuters.
On the Oslo Stock Exchange Statoil rising 0.1 percent to 151.60 kroner.
The company, operator of PL 348c drilled dry in wildcat wells 6407 / 8-7 and 6407 / 8-7 A, ca. four kilometers north of Hymefeltet in the Norwegian Sea.
Statoil has a 35 percent interest in the license.
Debuts with a bang
Multiconsult debuts Marketplace today and got a great start.
The share started at 78 million, but has reached 92.75 million, representing an increase of 18.9 percent.
The divestment consisted of 12,190,000 shares (including the greenshoe).
Total volume (including divestiture) has reached 1.112 billion.
Duo falls after share sale
Avance Gas is the second highest volume list, and fall 3.5 percent to 123 kroner after Stolt-Nielsen Gas and Sung has sold an awesome record.
Protector Forsikring has sold all its shares to strengthen the solvency prior to the establishment in the UK.
The 3,570,661 shares were sold at a price of 75 kroner, and Protector casher thus into 267.8 million kroner. Stock drops 1.3 percent to 74 million in early trading.
Fresh Fredriksen shares
Seadrill has got a boost with the oil price, and rose sharply in New York yesterday.
The share comes up with a rise of 2.2 percent to 103.50 kroner so far on the Oslo Stock Exchange today.
Another John Fredriksen-investment, Marine Harvest , has got rid of all the shares in Kjell Inge Rokke groundfish company Havfisk.
Marine Harvest falling 0.3 percent to 89.60 dollars, while Havfisk is up 2.3 percent to 27.30 dollars.
tanker rates remained strong, and Frontline react up 6.3 percent to 21.90 dollars.
Otherwise, the impact is relatively small – both ways.
Reciprocal excel negative with a fall of 1.0 percent to 127.50 kroner. REC Silicon fall 0.5 percent to 1.64 million.
from Sunnmøre to the bottom
In relative terms rising only one share more than mentioned Frontline: Seabird Exploration is up 14 , 3 percent to eight cents.
Scottish Salmon springing up 6.5 percent to 4.74 million, while Odfjell B climbs 6.1 percent to 24.20 dollars.
We also takes the EMGS put on 4.8 percent to 1.96 dollars after the CFO has increased exposure.
At the other end we find IM Skaugen at minus 6.7 percent to 2.24 million.
Almost at the list of losers included Havyard, falling 5.4 percent to 14 million by quarterly.
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