Good news lifted more shares on the Oslo Stock Exchange – OBI Online

The main index on the Oslo Stock Exchange climbed today 1.30 percent before ending at 622.81 points. It was traded shares for 2.8 billion.

During the last month, the Oslo Stock Exchange put on 2.05 percent while the main index is up 2.06 percent so far this year.

– Oil prices have risen over three dollar in recent days, which is positive for the underlying mood on the Oslo stock Exchange. We go way now entering a period with fewer news as the earnings season (Q2) is more or less over, and key central bank meetings just been completed, beating chief analyst Roger Berntsen fixed in Tuesday’s morning report from Netfonds.

The Way further

Øyvind Fjell equity fund Delphi Nordic is more positive for stock markets than ever before.

– Firstly handled market a negative event brexit in a much better way than expected. Secondly, it looks like the macro data have come in slightly above expectations in recent months, which is positive for the development in the 2nd half of 2016 and into 2017, writes Mountains in a report.

Oil / Statoil

A barrel of oil traded now for $ 45.47, up 0.18 percent. Statoil climbed 0.74 percent to 136.80 kroner.

Statoil and its partners have submitted a plan for development and operation of gas and condensate discovery Utgard in the North Sea to the Norwegian and British authorities.

Recoverable reserves are estimated at 56.4 million barrels of oil equivalent, while the planned investments is about 3.5 billion.

the Norwegian oil company

the brokerage Citi takes up coverage the Norwegian oil company. According to TDN Finans has resulted in a purchase recommendation and a price target of 135 million.

– Following the transformative merger with BP Norway is the Norwegian our preferred way to gain exposure to Norway among the independent exploration and production companies because share trades at a discount of 10 percent to Lundin Petroleum, according to an update from Citi.

Tuesday endorsed share 114 million after an increase of 5.46 percent.

DOF

DOF has been extended with Maersk UK for Skandi Gamma of the year and for Skandi Caledonia with Apache North Sea Ltd. to mid-January 2017. It emerged out of a stock exchange release on Tuesday.

the stock ended at 1.12 million, up 3.70 percent.

Norwegian

Carnegie graduate Norwegian shares from sell to hold, and raised our price target from 260 million to 300 million.

it follows an update from the brokerage Tuesday.

– We still see overcapacity in the European aviation industry and are expecting a tough autumn with pressure on prices, but this appears to be more reflected in the financial markets after several profit warnings from various stakeholders in the industry, writes analyst Preben Rasch-Olsen, according to TDN Finans.

Norwegian climbed all 4.58 percent to 322.20 kroner.

SAS

Monday it was announced that SAS carried 2.5 million passengers in July, representing an increase of 4.3 percent.

– July is a special month with normally heavy traffic. Nevertheless, this greatly. SAS promises coating delivers solid July figures, but such the July figures do not of course that the next few months will be equally strong, says Jacob Pedersen, flyanalytiker in Sydbank, to DN.

Tuesday ended SAS 18 , 90 million after an increase of 3.28 percent.

Next Biometrics

in Monday’s report by Invest Tech was recommended buying shares in Atea and Next biometrics while BW LPG got a sell recommendation . There were warned against high risk in Next biometrics.

During Monday climbed Next biometrics from Friday’s closing price of 135 million to 142.50 million. Tuesday joined the stock at 154.50 million, up 8.42 percent.