OSE is again on the offensive on Thursday.
The main index is writing to 561.92, after rising by 1.29 percent in today’s trading.
Shares and equity certificates is so far traded 2.526 million.
Anders Skar from Nordnet is today’s guest on HegnarTV with Trygve OBI.
” Brexit ‘worries
the development happens in the wake of a stock market rally in the US yesterday and lusty Asian exchanges earlier in the day.
Leading European exchanges behave mixed.
British FTSE 100 falling 0.4 percent ahead of talks between Britain and the EU on the former’s future in the 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. It will become 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 rises German DAX one , 1 percent, while the French CAC 40 is up 0.7 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 rising nicely, namely by 2.6 percent to 35 , $ 39 a 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 3.3 percent to $ 31.66 a barrel.
Oil and fish showing the way
Oil price rise characterizes naturally Oslo stock Exchange.
Statoil rising 2.2 percent to 123.10 kroner. DNO climbs 2.1 percent 6.91 million, while The Norwegian put on 2.8 percent to 57.55 crowns.
In the oil shows PGS way with an upturn of 4.1 percent to 24, 20 kroner. Seadrill and Subsea 7 rises respectively. 3.5 percent to 16.51 kroner and 2.1 percent to 52.80 crowns.
Marine Harvest continues upswing after yesterday’s quarterly and rising 2.0 percent to 124.80 kroner at today’s second highest volume.
Several brokerages have Thursday reacted by setting up its price target for the stock. This applies to both Swedbank, Arctic Securities and SEB.
We note that Hydro corrects the cautious 0.4 percent to 32.15 kroner after yesterday’s rally in the wake of quarterly results.
Tomra is among many who have put forward figures today. The figures were better than expected, but the market sends stock down 2.2 percent to 78.50 crowns.
All current tallfremleggere here.
Golden the Ocean rally
In the top of the winners list, we find Golden Ocean, which pops up 15.8 percent to 7.70 million.
John Fredriksen-controlled bulk shipping company delivered bright red 4Q but the rise is primarily along with notification of a financial restructuring, which includes freezing of installments and a private placement of $ 200 million, equivalent to 1.7 billion at the current exchange rate.
Under the current upturn priced the company in excess of 1.3 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 why stock does not collapse, and that several may choose to cover short positions when Fredriksen guarantees for a rescue package at these levels.
Sunnmøre to the bottom
two additional shares rise double digits.
Oslo Axess-listed MultiClient Geophysical is up 20 percent to 60 cents ahead of tomorrow’s quarterly, while Bulk Invest draws up 17.7 percent to 60 cents.
DNO main owner RAK Petroleum climbs 9 , 8 percent to 7.29 million, while Contextvision is up 8.9 percent to 28.20 kroner after numbers.
We also note Prosafe plus 7.0 percent to 9.35 million and Akastor at plus 6.9 percent to 6.20 million after submitted quarterly yesterday.
Further adding DOF wearing 4.6 percent to 3.63 million by Statoil contract.
at the other end we find Oslo Axess-listed and Aalesund-based Hofseth Biocare, thundering down 31.5 percent to 2.00 million for the current numbers.
Virtually follows Polaris Media, falling 15 , 8 percent to 20.20 crowns.
finally, we find Scottish Salmon Company of minus 8.0 percent to 4.27 million and Havyard of minus 6.7 percent to 4.85 million.
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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