Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Think Oslo Stock Exchange opens down – OBI Online

Netfonds bank and chief analyst Roger Berntsen think Oslo Stock Exchange opens down 0.47 percent today:

– The Asian bourses, with Japan in the lead fell Wednesday, thus it sets the tone for European bourses today. Normally use the mood of the world’s regions to rub off on each other. US stock exchanges ended the way also in negative terrain on Tuesday night. Weaker oil prices are the main cause of the global stock market decline. Brent oil traded in writing to $ 41.9 per barrel, down 2% from yesterday afternoon, according to a recent update.



A lot of red in Asia

There are a lot of red on the Asian stock markets Wednesday morning.

According to Bloomberg News, the oil price fall, and investors’ disappointment over the Japanese stimulus package, among the causes of the stock market decline.

In Japan falling Nikkei 1.53 percent, while the broader Topix index is down 1.95 percent.

Shanghai Composite rising 0.27 percent, while the Hang Seng in Hong Kong was down 1.70 percent.

Kospi in South Korea falls 0.87 percent , S & amp; P / ASX 200 index in Aaustralia weakened 1.28 percent, and the Straits Times in Singapore is down 0.86 percent.

Fall on Wall Street

the Dow Jones ended down 0.49 percent to 18,313.84 points Tuesday, S & amp; P500 fell 0.64 percent to 2157.03 points while the Nasdaq fell 0.90 percent to 5137.73 points.

CBOE VIX volatilitetesindeksen often referred to as the “fear index” was up 9.9 percent to just under 13.7.

Around four shares declined for every share that rose on the NYSE.

Brent oil was down 0.95 percent intraday to 41.80 around closing on Wall Street. At the same time cost the US light crude $ 39.53 a barrel, representing a decrease of 1.30 percent.

– All in all, it concerns around global growth combined with oil prices, says investment strategist Kate Warne in Edward Jones CNBC.



Oil prices

Brent oil Wednesday morning up 0.31 percent to $ 41.93 a barrel, while WTI oil rises 0.48 percent to $ 39.70 a barrel.

In comparison, a barrel of North Sea oil traded at $ 43.01 a barrel at the close of trading in Oslo on Tuesday. More about oil prices here.



Decline on the Oslo Stock Exchange

The main index on the Oslo Stock Exchange ended at 604.73, after a decline of 0.95 percent.

Stocks and equity certificates traded 2.839 million.

Statoil fell 1.1 percent to 130.50 kroner. DNO went back one percent to 8.60 million, while the Norwegian ended down 5.4 percent to 102.70 kroner.

Aker Solutions and Subsea 7

fell respectively. 1.9 percent to 34.40 million, while the latter weighed down with a drop of 3.9 percent to 85.05 crowns.

Otherwise oil fell PGS 7.6 percent to 15.41 billion; Seadrill pulled down by 4.7 percent to 22.48 crowns.

Storebrand, Norwegian, Frontline and Schibsted A went back 1.2 percent. Read the full exchange your comment.



This is happening today:

Foreign results:

Lundin Petroleum, Unicredit, Transocean, Agrium, CF Industries, Marathon Oil, Tesla Motors Rio Tinto

Macro

Japan: PMI services, july
China: Caixin PMI services, july
Sweden: PMI services, July, kl. 8:30
Spain: PMI services, July kl. 9:15
Italy: PMI services, July kl. 9:45
France: PMI services, July kl. 9:50
Germany: PMI Services, July kl. 9:55
EMU: PMI services, July kl. 10:00
UK: PMI services, July kl. 10:30
EMU: Retail, June, kl. 11:00
USA: MBA loan applications, per 29, July, at. 13.00
US: ADP employment report, July, at. 14.15
USA: PMI services, July kl. 15.45
USA: ISM services, July, at. 16.00

Other:

Norway: SSB weekly salmon exports, at. 10:00
Norway: House price statistics at. 11:00
Norway: Water reservoir statistics at. 13.00
US DOE, weekly oil inventory figures at. 16.30

Sources: Oslo Stock Exchange, TDN Finans and Statistics Norway (SSB)

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