The main index ended at 557.74, after rising 0.53 percent in today’s trading.
Shares and equity certificates traded 5.331 million.
Exchange lost thus piffen throughout the afternoon, after having peaked at 563.75 on the highest today.
Anders Skar from Nordnet today’s guest on HegnarTV with Trygve OBI.
“Brexit ‘worries
Wall Street opened mixed after joyful job numbers, and a less negative Philly Fed index than expected. Leading indicators declined as expected.
Leading European exchanges behave mixed.
British FTSE 100 was just before the end down 1.3 percent ahead of talks between Britain and the EU on the former’s future union. Prime Minister David Cameron will discuss a final draft agreement with EU leaders on Thursday night.
– There is no better time for compromise. It is our unity that gives us strength, and we must not lose. There will be a loss for both the UK and the EU, but a geopolitical victory for those who want to divide us, writes chairperson and Poland’s former Prime Minister Donald Tusk told reporters in a note.
Elsewhere in Europe is German DAX depends to 0.6 percent rise, while French CAC 40 is down 0.1 percent.
– the correlation between oil and stocks are still very high. The truth is that sentiment is still quite vulnerable. We’ve seen a big rally after the Doha agreement, but this has slowed slightly and oil market groped now for the next initiative, said Societe Generale strategist Alvin Tan news agency.
And the next initiative seems to come from Iraq. The country’s oil minister gives according to Bloomberg now their support all efforts to increase oil prices, and therefore follows Iran’s Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh after his statements Wednesday.
Brent April oil rises Thursday afternoon 2.2 percent to $ 35.26 barrel. For comparison, the Brent oil traded at around $ 32.80 a barrel as stock market closed yesterday.
WTI oil is on their side up 2.8 percent to $ 31.51 a barrel.
Marine Harvest showed the way
Oil price rise affected to a certain extent also the Oslo stock Exchange.
Statoil gained 0.8 percent to 121.40 kroner. DNO climbed 1.2 percent 6.85 million, while the Norwegian gained 3.9 percent to 58.20 crowns.
Oil services lost momentum throughout the afternoon.
PGS fell one percent to 23.02 kroner after being marked up earlier in the day. The stock was up 24.35 million at the highest Thursday. The story is the same for Subsea 7, which ended down 1.6 percent to 50.85 crowns.
Seadrill rose however 1.8 percent to 16.24 crowns.
Marine Harvest continued recovery after yesterday’s quarterly and bounced up 2.7 percent to 125.70 kroner at today’s second highest volume.
Swedbank, Arctic Securities and SEB was instantly out of setting up its price target for the stock.
Nordea analyst Allison Giskeødegård, which earlier this week recommended the purchase of Marine Harvest shares with both hands, raised also the target price. So did Carnegie and Lage Bøhren.
We note that Hydro corrected down 0.8 percent to 32.01 kroner after yesterday’s rally in the wake of quarterly results.
Tomra was among many who presented the figures today. The figures were better than expected, but the market sent the stock down 4.0 percent to 77 million.
All current tallfremleggere here.
Golden Ocean turned
In the top of the winners list, we found long Golden Ocean. The stock was up 23.6 percent to 8.22 million at the maximum today, but ended down 11.3 per cent to 5.90 million.
John Fredriksen-controlled bulk shipping company delivered the bright red numbers Q4, and announced a financial restructuring that includes freezing of installments and a private placement of $ 200 million, equivalent to 1.7 billion.
in today’s decline the company is valued at over one billion.
the issue is supported by the main owners, including Fredriksen with their 43.1 percent.
Analysts commenting facing Reuters that just Fredriksen is the main reason that the stock does not collapse, and that several may choose to cover short position when Fredriksen guarantees for a rescue package at these levels.
Sunnmøre to the bottom
only two stocks fell more than Golden Ocean.
Oslo Axess-listed and Aalesund-based Hofseth Biocare knocked down 21.2 percent to 2.30 million for the current numbers.
Oslo Axess colleague Serendex Pharmaceuticals ended down 14.8 per cent to 52 cents.
Havyard ended in minus 7.3 percent at 4.82 million, while Gaming Innovation Group went back 6.5 percent to 2.29 million by multiplication of the loss.
in the top of the list of winners for the Oslo Axess- noted MultiClient Geophysical, which rose 10 percent to 55 cents before the quarterly figures tomorrow.
only Bulk Invest and Prosafe came before, with increases of respectively. 11.8 per cent to 57 cent and 11.4 per cent to 9.74 million.
DNO main owner RAK Petroleum climbed 9.2 percent to 7.25 million, while Contextvision rose 8.9 percent to 28, 20 million for numbers.
Fred. Olsen Energy revenge slightly after a couple days of sharp decline and rose 6.7 percent to 27.20 crowns.
Finally, we take the DOF, which gained 3.8 percent to 3, 60 million by Statoil contract.
Please note that Periscopus by Trygve OBI owns four million shares, representing a stake of 0.9 percent in Marine Harvest.
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