Oslo Børs is expected opened relatively flat Wednesday. After a few minutes trade is the main index of 541.88, up 0.45 percent.
“The Asian exchanges outside China ended sharply down Wednesday. That said, the decline is mainly due to weak stock market development in Europe and the US yesterday. World stock markets are still in correction mode. How long this correction will last is hard to say. Looking at previous corrections have these, average, lasted approximately 7 months old. Featured events today; Macro: NO Unemployment, EU PMI service index, US ADP report, PMI service index, the ISM services index. Results: GJF, BRG “, writes chief analyst Roger Berntsen in today’s morning report from Netfonds.
Gjensidige CEO Helge Leiro Baastad today’s guest in Economy News on HegnarTV at 15.30!
Oil prices
on Wednesday morning traded Brent oil for $ 32.79 a barrel, up 0.21 percent, while WTI oil rises 0,40prosent to $ 30.00 a barrel.
in comparison, a barrel of North Sea oil traded at $ 32.58 at the close of trading on Tuesday.
Oil prices have thus turned up after falling this morning, but is still down about 5 percent in two trading days. According to The Wall Street Journal and TDN Finans this is a new blow to the ambitious oil traders struggling to define the bottom of a 19-month decline trend.
The latest unsuccessful increase came largely from increasing talk of cooperation between Russia and Opec, but Opec leaders and analysts have repeatedly said that such a step is not likely.
– There is no such special meeting. Something like cuts will not. I laughed at it, and shorts hell kept out of it, says portfolio manager at Tyche Capital Advisors Tariq Zahir, told the newspaper.
Statoil rising 0.56 per cent to 108.60 million from start Wednesday.
Subsea 7 contract
Subsea 7 S.A. report a significant (sizeable) three-year framework agreement with four one-year options with six clients in the North Sea;
Chevron North Sea Limited, Dana Petroleum (E & amp; P) Limited, Hess Denmark APS, Nexen Petroleum U.K. Limited, Talisman
Sinopec Energy UK Limited and TAQA Bratani Limited.
Subsea 7 defines “sizeable” contracts as contracts of between 50 and 150 million dollars.
The share rises 0 , 52 percent to 49.99 crowns.
Subsea 7 reports otherwise the repurchase of convertible bonds with a nominal value of $ 40 million at a price of $ 90.60.
the Norwegian defies Parliament
Oil Field Ivar Aasen would run from Trondheim, Parliament decided. Now instead Kjell Inge Rokke The Norwegian post operation tasks of Stavanger, writes Dagens Næringsliv.
All the so-called second-line support for Ivar Aasen field will in fact according to the newspaper handled by the 110-man operation organization The Norwegian acquired in Stavanger when Røkke company acquired Marathon Norway in 2014.
– as the time for the industry now, we have to look at all possibilities to ensure efficient and safe operation, and then adjustments operational organization part of it, says the Norwegian spokesman Rolf Jarle Brøske who still believe the company is still within the framework of parliamentary decision.
the stock is up 0.42 percent to 47.55 crowns.
Strong from Gjensidige
Gjensidige Forsikring reports a net profit of 1,246.7 million in Q4 2015, compared to 964.1 million kroner in the same period last year. According to TDN Finans was expecting a profit of 1.228 million.
Earnings per share were 2.49 million, against 1.93 million at the same crossroads in 2014. There were expecting a profit of 2.46 per share.
the share rise 0.86 percent to 140.10 kroner.
Sharp increase for Borregaard
Borregaard report a profit after tax of 108 million in Q4 2015, compared to 68 million in the same period last year.
Earnings per share were 1.08 million, against 0.68 million at the same crossroads last year.
BRG rising 6.05 percent to 45.60 kroner from the start.
Doubling of Hafslund
Hafslund reports a profit after tax of NOK 411 million in Q4 2015, against 208 million in the same period last year.
Earnings per share were 2.11 million, against 1.06 million at the same crossroads last year.
the figures are sending shares up 0, 44 percent to 57.50 crowns.
Lawsuits against Yara
the Russian company Phosagro require $ 140 million, roughly 1.2 billion from Yara corruption case against the company for two years page.
in 2014 adopted the Norwegian fertilizer giant fined 295 million for corruption. The company has admitted that two people in Phosagros had been bribed in connection with the negotiations for the purchase of raw material apatittstein. Now think Phosara Yara payments led to the company did purchase raw material for cheap, and they will have the matter considered by the International Court of Arbitration of the ICC, according to Dagens Næringsliv.
The stock is up 0.83 percent to 326.50 respectively.
Strong test for Opera
the magazine PC Magazin has tested six browsers for ease of use, safety and technical factors as stability and speed. Norwegian Opera joint second with another relative Lilliputian, Maxthon. They ended up both on 77 points out of 100 possible, while the winner was Mozilla Firefox, which achieved less than 84 points.
Opera sent up 1.31 percent to 42.57 crowns.
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