After the nice increase in the first hour, the atmosphere dried up something on the Oslo stock Exchange.
Nevertheless, the benchmark index on the Oslo stock Exchange at the time of writing up 0,62 percent to 630,58.
Equities are now traded for 1.727 million.
the Development happens in the wake of the børsfall in the united STATES yesterday and mixed Asian stock exchanges before today.
the Pound has shot speed
Leading European stock exchanges go both up and down.
the FTSE 100 falling 0.5 per cent after today’s rentedom and inflation report from the Bank of England (BoE).
the BoE kept as expected the key rate unchanged, but raised their estimates for inflation.
the central Bank reacted thus further pundsvekkelsen after Brexit-the vote. The pound sterling reacts to rentedommen to strengthen markedly against the euro and the dollar.
at the same time, a court in London stated that the Parliament must be consulted before the Brexit-the process can start.
prime Minister Theresa May believes the government has the right to start the process without the treatment in the Parliament and has already stated that the decision will be appealed to the supreme court.
the German DAX is moving sideways, while the French CAC 40 rising 0.6 per cent.
Valgthrilleren live in the united STATES
Posting that some FBI agents pushed for an investigation by the Clinton Foundation have increased the uncertainty even further ahead of the us presidential election, has weighed down the dollar.
Right now bring it out on the other hand slightly again, and the EURUSD is now in 1,1081, while the USDJPY is on the 103,18.
Hillary Clinton is already under investigation for his use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state, and the Democratic presidential candidate has lost a lot of the lead to the Gop candidate Donald Trump at the polls.
Investors know mostly what they get from Clinton, but the uncertainty is about what a Trump-victory can mean for the economic policy, “free trade” and geopolitics.
the Federal Reserve avoided to upset the markets before the election by keeping (as expected) the base rate unchanged after this week’s meeting, but pointed to an upturn in inflation, and signalled that a rate hike may come all in December.
- We are not quite where we need to think of canned food and a bomb shelter, but we be schooled to understand the dynamics of politics exerts on the financial markets. Despite all the thoughts about the changes in the sentralbankpolitikk, higher inflation and the economies that are in a constant state of change, politics dominates the markets above everything else, ” says chief strategist Chris Weston at IG Research to Reuters.
the Oil back on the offensive
the oil price turns up after yesterday’s lagertall from the united STATES, which showed the lagerbygging for crude oil in the past week.
Brent December-oil rises 1.1% to 47,37 dollar, compared with around 46,70 dollars a barrel when the Oslo stock Exchange closed yesterday.
WTI-oil is up one per cent to 45,80 per barrel.
Today’s rise intertwined with concerns for the tilbudsforstyrrelser, after militants have attacked a oljeledning in the Niger-delta.
After a series of negative news, which culminated in a new, unpredictable lagerrapport from the united STATES, oil prices stabilized and risen, driven by short-inndekning and the feeling that one has been too pessimistic about an OPEC agreement is reached, ” says råvarestrateg Ole Hansen of Saxo Bank to Reuters.
Lakseaksjene is in the swing
On the Oslo stock Exchange is rising Statoil 1.8 per cent to 131,60 money. Otherwise the oil is DNO, up 2.9 per cent to 7,07 million, while Aker BP is down 0.5 per cent to 129,40 money.
the Impact among the most turnover is rather modest.
Marine Harvest showing the way and rising 1.3 per cent to 145,80 money. The increase comes after several investment banks, according to TDN Finans has raised price targets in the wake of yesterday’s report, with the quarterly result.
Other fiskeaksjer excels also positive.
Lerøy Seafood, Grieg Seafood, Austevoll Seafood and Salmar are all up 1-2 percent.
Subsea 7 rises by 2.0 per cent to 89,95 money, while Storebrand put on 1.6 per cent to 41,41 respectively.
Among the negative heavyweights we find Aker at minus 1.3 per cent to 304 million. Hydro falls around the percentage.
A number of companies have released quarterly figures today and yesterday evening. Full overview here.
Skadeskutt rig to the top
In the top of the winner list we find one of today’s tallfremleggere.
Prosafe rising 11.5 per cent to 29 cents after its quarterly figures.
the financial items, drag up the result, with the winnings related to the refinancing.
Investeringsøkonom Tom Haglund in Nordnet is not impressed by the report, and believes that 2018 is “make it or break it” for the company.
- Prosafe delivered weak numbers today. The headlines look good, due to 197 million dollars less in debt, as a result of that the bondholders took losses during the conversion of debt to shares. Prosafe is clearly not in good shape after the restructuring, in my eyes. They have acquired some leeway, but there is also the whole, he writes in an update.
High on the winner list we also find the Scottish Salmon Company on the plus 8.2% to 9,20 million, while the MultiClient Geophysical, Bergen Group and the Oslo Axess-listed PCI Biotech is up 7-8 percent.
In the other end we find the Euro, falling 7.6 per cent to 36,20 million after its quarterly figures.
Two other tallfremleggere, Time and Archer, stands out negatively with decreases of respectively. 6.9% to 31 million, and 6.3 per cent to 6,00 million.
Kjell Inge Røkke utbyttemaskin Ocean Yield falling 0.4 per cent to 68,75 money after their numbers.
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