main index ended the day at 662,79 Thursday, after an increase of 0,94%.
This is the highest sluttnoteringen ever.
The previous was from 15. april of last year, and was 661,32. The intraday all-time high and still 666,68, set 16. april of last year.
Shares and primary capital certificates were traded for 4.716 million.
Wall Street opened mixed after a little bit of a mixed dose number from the makrofronten.
Jobless claims increased surprisingly much last week, while both the PMI, ISM and byggeinvesteringer surprised positively.
Leading European stock exchanges look red.
British FTSE 100 fell 0.5 percent, the German DAX 1.2 per cent and the French CAC 40 0.5 per cent.
the Oil on the up
oil prices continue rise after OPEC yesterday entered into an agreement concerning produksjonskutt.
Brent February-oil rises 3.1 percent to 53,46 per barrel, compared with around 49,90 dollars when the Oslo stock Exchange closed yesterday.
WTI-oil is up 2.9 per cent to 50,88 per barrel.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley tuned according to Bloomberg oil prices up towards $ 60, given that the agreement is being complied with fully.
OPEC specify cuts for each country. This is very positive for oil prices, and make the agreement strong, type oljeanalytiker Torbjørn Kjus of DNB Markets in a comment.
He also believes the setup of a committee to monitor compliance with the agreement is a strength, in addition to the secondary sources will be used in this monitoring.
Global statsobligasjonsrenter rises according to Reuters on the prospects of that oljeprisrallyet will provide inflationary pressures and perhaps higher interest rates. The interest rate on the us 10-year-old” is now back at its highest in 16 months.
Traders in Asia believe, however, that oljeprisrallyet soon is over.
the OPEC cut will largely be offset by the production increase in the united STATES, where the number of rigs in work already has risen, ” says chief financial officer A. K. Sharma in India Oil to the news agency.
Oljeaksjer in the swing
Oljeprisrallyet also took in the day with oljeaksjene on the Oslo stock Exchange.
the Pareto-favorite Statoil climbed new 4.0 per cent to 151,80 money, DNO 3.4 per cent to 7,65 million and Aker BP by 2.8 per cent to 142,20 money.
The oil service was the increase in width.
Subsea 7 soared 4.1 per cent to 103,50 money, PGS 5.6 per cent to nok 26.30, Aker Solutions 4.7 per cent to 40,07 million, Seadrill 12.9 percent to 26,70 money and TGS 4.7 per cent to 175,20 money.
Finansduoen DNB and Storebrand marked also positive, with oppganger on respectively. 1.8 per cent to 127,60 million and 1.6 per cent to 45,19 million.
Otherwise, among the gate, we notice us Norsk Hydro, which fell 0.9 per cent to 39,78 million on the day that the company held capital markets day in London.
In his presentation, wrote the company that the global market balance for aluminium is expected to deteriorate slightly in 2017. According to TDN Finans believes several brokers that Hydro-the update was a bit negative.
Marine Harvest marked a negative trend with a fall of 1.8 per cent to 150,30 million, while Telenor, Orkla and Mutual fell less than one percent.
Questerre-rally
the Arcus debuted on the Oslo stock Exchange on Thursday, and got a head-start with rise to 45,20 money in the early trade.
Since dried up the mood, and the stock ended unchanged on the IPO price – 43 million.
In the top of the winner list we find Questerre, which is inside a good stim after that Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau gave the go-ahead to the construction of two new oljerørledninger earlier this week.
the Stock rose new 19.0 percent to 3,38 million.
We also take with Peace. Olsen Energy on the plus 14.1 per cent to 15,40 money, and Incus Investor and Seadrill-controlled Sagittarius which rose, respectively. 12.0 per cent to 1,40 million and 10.6 per cent to 7,12 million.
Taperlisten topped by Wednesday’s winner – the Oslo Axess-listed PCI Biotech, which returned 28.4 per cent to 25 million.
two Additional stocks fell double-digit.
I. M. Skaugen came closest at minus 11.2 per cent to 1.90 million, while the Petrolia went back 10.3 per cent to 3,50 million.
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