The main index of the Oslo Stock Exchange ended Wednesday at 594.53, after rising by 0.17 percent.
Shares and equity certificates were sold for 2.548 million.
The main index has risen 8.3 percent so far this year, but is down 2.3 per cent last month.
peal Asia-values
The development occurred in the wake of the worst Japanese GDP figures in three years and it left most credit growth in China for six years.
At the same time disappointed industrial production in the euro zone.
The concern for Ukraine / Russia conflict decreases somewhat in the wake of yesterday’s statements by the Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski on lower invasion risk after Moscow agreed to send humanitarian aid to the Red Cross auspices.
– The market is bound in an interval now, focusing on the tense situation in Ukraine, as well as tomorrow’s GDP figures from Germany and France. At the same ruler is much confusion about the Russian convoy, said chief analyst for IG in France Alexandre Baradez said.
Strong quarterly results from European bell sheep Swiss Life also helps to keep the exchanges in plus.
British FTSE 100 rises 0.1 percent, the German DAX one percent, while the French CAC 40 advancing 0.5 percent.
On Wall Street regjererer optimists in early trading, although the very important retail sector did weaker than expected in July.
Oil prices turned
In the oil market stole a strong supply side most attention earlier today, but during the day the focus has shifted to possible offers interference in Iraq.
Production from OPEC rose to over 30 million barrels per day in July, its highest in five months. Saudi Arabia and Libya more than compensates for the loss in Iran, Iraq and Nigeria, according to Reuters.
American Energy Agency (EIA) said yesterday that America’s oil production was averaging 8.5 million barrels in July, its highest since April 1987.
also showed figures from the American Petroleum Institute on Tuesday that crude inventories rose 229,000 barrels to 364.2 million barrels last week.
And thrown in was China’s demand for oil falling in July.
– Brent oil has fallen steadily, and I think the background for this is that the market forms a view that offers interference will not occur in the immediate future, said chief analyst Ric Spooner at CMC Markets news agency earlier Wednesday.
September Brent oil rises 0.5 percent to $ 103.51 a barrel, and the front contract for Brent promises thus from their lowest levels in over a year.
WTI oil, advances 0.1 percent to $ 97.47 a barrel.
DNO-bang, REC jumps
In Oslo Statoil Stock Exchange fell 0.3 percent to 174.60 dollars, after an upgrade from Swedbank.
Iraq exposed DNO selected the most negative among the most actively traded and fell 6.1 percent to 15 , 97 million as a result of the Islamic State (IS) advancing in Iraq.
At the same time arguing Baghdad internally over who should be prime minister.
The president of Iraq has appointed a new prime minister after eight years of Nuri al-Maliki, but Maliki refused to resign and, according to Reuters sent his troops into the streets to defend their position.
The impact was otherwise generally modest.
Nearest DNO the loser list are The Norwegian PGS and down respectively. 1.5 percent to 66.75 million and 2.0 percent to 48.60 kroner.
REC Solar jumped 7.2 percent to 87.05 dollars on the purchase recommendation by Peter Hermanrud in Swedbank .
Capesize rates rise sharply during the day, and the John Fredriksen’s Golden Ocean gained 5.1 percent to 10.09 kroner.
We also take that Storebrand and English rose respectively. 1.8 percent to 34.29 million and 2.1 percent to 192.90 million, while Marine Harvest gained 1.5 percent to 80.30 kroner.
Spetalen debutant as red
At the top of the winners for the Oslo Axess-listed CellCura, up 40 percent to 1.96 million.
Zoncolan came closest at plus 11.1 percent to 2.10 million, ahead of Polaris Media with a rise of 8.3 percent to 24.90 kroner.
At the other end fell just two stocks more than mentioned DNO.
Asetek was the worst offender of minus 11.7 percent to 33.90 million.
Then we find African Petroleum, which returned 11.3 percent to 86 cents.
We also take that Siem Shipping lost weight by 5.5 percent to 2.93 million.
Aqualis Offshore Holding, Øystein Stray Spetalen ownership, experienced also a weak first day on the stock exchange.
The stock ended at NOK 10.70, after the stock was first sold for 13 million.
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