It was expected that the OSE should accompany the leading European exchanges down Monday. The reason was the unresolved situation after meeting in Doha this weekend, where the world’s powerful, oil-producing countries failed to agree on freezing in oil production.
Instead, it was the opposite. Also in London, Frankfurt and Paris ended Monday slightly in the black.
Statoil were among the companies that slowed the recovery on the stock market with a share price fall of 1.15 percent. On top of losing list are also two other companies in the petroleum industry: The Norwegian oil company (-3.08) and Subsea 7 (-2.12).
At the other end pulled the two John Fredriksen companies Frontline (2.52) and Marine Harvest
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