Oslo Stock Exchange coincides with Europe – OBI Online

Oslo Stock Exchange falls Tuesday in the wake of the terrorist attack in Belgium. At 24:45 o’clock am the main index down 0.29 percent to 586.73.

Terronangrep in Brussels

At least 21 people have been killed in attacks on the airport and metro system in Brussels, said fire department told AFP.

10 people lost their lives on the meteor, while 11 people lost their lives during the explosions at Brussels Airport.

First came the confirmed reports that 13 people were killed and 35 people seriously wounded in the attack on Brussels Airport. Homicide victims were then adjusted to 11

The explosions at Brussels Airport on Tuesday morning was a suicide attack, the public prosecutor in Belgium.

Beligas Prime Minister, Charles Michel, said during a press conference Tuesday that this is ” a black day for Belgium, “for three major bomb explosions in the city.

– We know that many are wounded, but it is difficult to give any exact figures on how many killed and wounded there are currently , Prime Minister Michel during the press conference.

– This is a black day in the history of Belgium. We feared a terrorist attack, and now it happened, the prime minister said Tuesday.

The news from Belgium sends the markets down in Europe.

FTSE 100 in London was down 0.37 percent, while CAC 40 in Paris falling 0.30 percent.

Manager Pierre Mouton in Notz, Stucki & amp; Cie says that the reactions in the market reflects a cautious attitude from investors after the attack.

– Although the attack might make some investors stay away from European equities due to perception of increased geopolitical risk, I wait not that it will affect shares in the long term. There will be a greater impact on some sectors, such as travel and tourism, he said to Bloomberg News on Tuesday.

Crude

Tuesday lunchtime traded Brent -Oil for $ 41.48 a barrel, down 0.14 percent, while WTI oil falling 0.39 percent to $ 41.36 a barrel.

In comparison, a barrel of North Sea oil traded at $ 41.04 at the close of trading Monday.

Statoil rising 0.07 percent to 133.60 kroner.

DNO and Genel

DNO ASA reports that it has received $ 13,560,000 from the government in the Kurdish part of Iraq (KRG) for oil from Tawke field in February.

the money will be shared with partner Genel Energy.

Tawke deliveries for export was 66,427 barrels per day in February, down from 119,390 barrels in January, following a closed pipeline in Turkey in the second part of the month.

Genel writes in a separate message that partners the Taq Taq field has received $ 12.6 million gross.

DNO falling 1.60 percent to 6.76 million.

Norwegian lease Dreamliner

Norwegian company Arctic Aviation Assets (AAA) has signed a letter of intent with AERCAP for two Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners aircraft with delivery in 2018.

A wholly owned subsidiary of AAA will lease planes for 12 years, said in a stock exchange release.

Norwegian is down 2.38 percent to 315.40 kroner.

GIG-acquisition

Gaming Innovation Group Inc. (GIG) has signed an agreement to acquire odds Model aS, a company developing technology for odds setting.

the company describes the acquisition as “a milestone in gigs ambition to offer a leading platform for sports betting market “.

GIG is down 0.29 percent to 3.40 million.

Polarcus

Polarcus buy a package with streamers from Dolphin Geophysical to $ 11.5 million or 96.6 million kroner.

Polarcus is up 1.52 percent to 1.34 million.