Oslo Stock Exchange fell broadly on Tuesday. The benchmark index ended down 1.25 percent to 643.53 points, and it was traded securities for 3.6 billion.
The atmosphere was lackluster throughout the European exchanges also. When the Oslo Stock Exchange closed was dax index down 1.30 percent, CAC40 had fallen 0.58 percent and FTSE100 was down 0.50 percent.
troublemaker behind fear and selling pressure in equity markets still called Greece.
-There they postpone payment until the end of the month based not just trust. Uncertainty makes exchanges fall abroad, said equity strategist Erik Fosland in Nordea to TDN Finans. He also drew attention to the rising interest rates in recent times as a negative development for stocks internationally.
Oil prices rose
Brent oil was up 3.16 percent intraday to 63 , $ 52 a barrel since the Oslo Stock Exchange closed. At the stock exchange opening price was $ 63.05, while a barrel Brent oil was traded for $ 62.82 a barrel at the close of trading Monday.
According to Bloomberg News and TDN Finans prices were driven by speculation that shale oil producers will reduce production and the supply surplus in the US will be muted.
Statoil found gas
NPD reported that Statoil Petroleum has struck gas in an exploration well about 20 kilometers west of Aasta Hansteen field in the northern part of the Norwegian Sea. Statoil today’s most traded stock, but fell 0.90 percent to 143.80 kroner.
Widespread drop
With an increase of 0.65 percent to 37.43 dollars after an investor presentation was Norwegian Hydro one of the very few bright spots on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Besides Hydro, Orkla was, Biotec Pharmacon, TGS NOPEC signs Centers and American Shipping Company the sole stocks in the main index managed to claw his way over zero point Tuesday.
Kongsberg Gruppen and Rec Solar were unchanged, while the remaining fifty shares in the Oslo Stock Exchange’s main index fell ranging from 0.10 to 7.90 percent.
Yesterday’s turbo-share Kvaerner fell 5.03 percent to 5.66 million, and is thus returning to levels seen before the Johan Sverdrup contract was announced Monday.
DNO placed bond
DNO International announced that they have placed a five-year bond. Bank of America Merill Lynch waited according to TDN Finans that DNO would open up five percent as the financing overhang has now been removed. The answer was a sustained fall from the first share was traded to the last traded stock finally ended 3.20 percent below yesterday’s closing price, at 10.88 dollars.
It was also ascertained that the KRG owe oil companies in the region, including DNO, about three billion US dollars for earlier production.
Marine Harvest merger sink
merger process between Marine Harvest Chile and Aqua Chile fell in fish, after the companies were unable to reach agreement on any final agreement. Marine Harvest fell 1.07 percent to 92.80 kroner.
The cancellation of the merger was considered negative, both for consolidation in the Chilean salmon industry and Marine Harvest.
impact on the environment is a fragmented industry with less control over supply growth, more biological problems and lower profitability. It will give Marine Harvest more financial flexibility that could potentially lead to higher short-term dividends, but in the long term this is negative for all operators in Chile, said analyst Tore A. Tønseth Sparebanken1 Markets.
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