Tuesday, July 19, 2016

These heavy stocks go up exchange – OBI Online

Oslo Børs saved by several large companies that have released figures Tuesday; primarily Telenor, Schibsted and Tomra.

The time 12:43 is the main index up 0.4 percent to 621.48, after quotations over 625 in the morning.

The stock exchange is thus up 1.8 percent so far this year, while the return last week’s 5.2 percent.

the turnover has reached 1.3 miliarder million

All-time high in the United States

the development happens in the wake of new all-time high in the United States Monday and mostly red exchanges in Asia earlier today.

Crude

Oil price changes little. Brent September oil is down 0.1 percent to $ 46.91, while the American WTI oil falling 0.1 percent to $ 45.90 a barrel.

Statoil weigh most. The stock is down 0.5 percent to 146.60 kroner.



Telenor tet

Several heavyweights have put forward figures this morning, and this affects winners .

Telenor convinced of operation, and is rewarded with an upturn of 2.8 percent to 145.40 kroner at today’s highest volume; 394 million. At the highest standing stock of 150 million, which is the highest quotation since January.

Telenor jacking up its guidance for 2016 and record EBITDA margin to around 35 percent from the previous 33-34 percent, while revenue is predicted grow around 1-2 percent from previous 2.4 percent.

Telenor announces that the company will participate in the upcoming spectrum auctions in India, on the grounds that it will not provide adequate returns.

Jefferies characterizes Reuters report as “solid” and that overall “supportive” news.

Schibsted rises markedly in its quarterly figures. A share is up 6.5 percent to 272.30 kroner, while B shares lifted 6.1 percent to 259.60 kroner.

Both revenue and EBITDA beat expectations, as well as investment year and long-term growth in online classifieds repeated in the layer 15-20 percent

and Tomra and Aker rise

Tomra delivered better than expected on all fronts, and rising 5.5 percent to 96.25 crowns.

Aker is up 1.7 percent to 241 kroner after its strongest quarter in 10 years.

Opera on down

Opera corrected up to the start after yesterday’s blow in the wake of the fall of the ball sales, but now falling 1.9 percent to 53 million.

Fund Financials were yesterday out with an analysis which fall yesterday was considered a buying opportunity.

DNB Markets and Danske Bank Markets upgrade recommendation on Opera Software’s stock to buy.

Panoro drop to update

Panoro Energy falling down 8.7 percent to 4.11 million after an update.

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