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the main index on the Oslo stock Exchange rose by 12.1 per cent in 2016, which is the largest børsoppgangen in the course of one year, since 2013. Measured in nok was turnover lower than in 2015.
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2016 has been a good year for the shareholders on the stock exchange, but got a steep start. In January, the main index to 8.1 percent, the largest decrease in a month since may 2012. It has during the year been two months with kursfall, and ended the year with six months with the large price gains.
the Year’s last trading day failed to live up to the good year. The main index rose 0,36 percent to 683,87 points after rekordnoteringen Thursday.
Several of the companies was to prevent a new personal record on the stock exchange on Friday, not least Marine Harvest (-0,7), Statoil (-0,8), DNB (-0,5 per cent), Telenor (-0,9), Yara (-0,3) and Aker BP (-0,3).
the Companies that stands out with a positive sign, Orkla (+0,4), Norsk Hydro (+0,1), PGS (+1,3) and Frontline (+0,8).
The most important european indices did the opposite of the Norwegian, and ended the year in the plus. The FTSE 100 in London rose 0.2 per cent, while the CAC 40 in Paris was up 0.3 per cent, and so did the DAX 30 in Frankfurt.
/ was Friday afternoon traded for 56,57 dollars per barrel on the spot market, while american light oil sold for 53,62 dollars a barrel.
Step more than the other exchanges
– Political surprises and rising oil and salmon prices characterized børsåret 2016. In June, the stock market taken on the bed of the british EU-no. Donald Trump’s election victory in november was an equally big surprise. Both options posed a major, but short-term price fluctuations, ” says communications manager Geir Harald Aase at the Oslo stock Exchange.
the Oslo stock Exchange rose more than other stock exchanges, to the comparison step the Stockholm stock exchange 4.7 per cent, the DAX 30 index climbed 6.9% in 2016, the FTSE 100-the index of 14.4 and P&P 500 index 9.8 per cent.
– If we take into consideration that the Norwegian krone has strengthened against most other currencies in 2016, in particular the british pound, and measures the return in money, have savings in the Norwegian stocks has been even more profitable compared with other exchanges, ” says Aase.
Seafood, oil and finance have contributed the most to the price advances, with seafood as the year vinnerbransje with a rise of 56,4 per cent. Grieg Seafood, Norway Royal Salmon and The Scottish Salmon Company has all the return on investment of more than 100 per cent.
Seafood, oil and finance have contributed the most to the price advances, with seafood as the year vinnerbransje with a rise of 56,4 per cent. Grieg Seafood, Norway Royal Salmon and The Scottish Salmon Company has all the return on investment of more than 100 per cent.
Colourbox
on average it was traded equities 4,15 billion distributed on 92.300 trades each day in 2016. This was 10.5 percent less than in 2015, measured in nok.
Best and worst stocks
Of the best shares to own at the Oslo stock Exchange in 2016 thrones the small oil Company Norwegian Energy Company at the top. With a market capitalisation of just over 1.6 billion now, it has more than doubled itself in the course of a few days in mid-December, writes the obi.no.
On the next two spots come bioteknologiselskapene Nordic Nanovector and PCI Biotech Holding.
In the opposite end we find the Prosafe, which with a return of -97 per cent, was a disaster for the shareholders.
Søppelselskapet RenoNorden, which is considered wrong on many projects in the last year, has also been given a proper bang. Solon Property occupies the last little given pallplasseringen.
It was in the year listed a total of 17 new companies on the stock exchange. (©NTB)
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