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the index has risen around 12 per cent for the year overall.
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After four days in a row with an increase on the Oslo stock Exchange, joined the stock exchange little changed on Thursday.
the main index started the day slightly down, but came up a few points in the course of the day, at the same time as the oil price has risen a few cents.
For the year overall, the Oslo stock Exchange is now up around twelve per cent, and has particularly risen in november and December, in the wake of the us presidential election.
the Increase in have been part of a trend characterized by rising when bond yields, rising oil prices and a strengthened dollar. But in the course of the last few days before christmas eve, and so far in romjulen the market has calmed down considerably.
Low turnover
the Turnover on the Oslo stock Exchange fell 1.184 million on Tuesday, the lowest so far this year and only 36.2 percent of snittomsetningen in the year of 3.270 million. Wednesday was the turnover of 1.588 million, that is still less than half of the average.
Nordea Markets writes in a note that the recovery has been characterized by a stable rhythm with a few days where the leading stock indices have fallen by more than a percent. The investment firm believes that the good trend will continue into 2017, even with political surprises.
“The seemingly enormous consensus among investors will probably be challenged in 2017, and the big question is what will trigger it. 2016 confirmed once again that though major political events do not get the expected outcome, so can aksjeoppturen continue and so will it be in 2017″, writes the investment firm.
Waiting focus on key performance indicators
Nordea-analysts believe the focus at the entrance to 2017 is key, especially as vekstpilene currently pointing sharply upwards.
“These numbers should be monitored carefully in the coming months because of a change in growth prospects is likely to be the changing attitude among investors”, called it in Nordea-analysis.
According to a rundspørring carried out by TDN Finans earlier in December, waiting Norwegian investment firms on average that Oslo stock Exchange will end at 733 points by the end of 2017, which implies an increase of close to seven per cent from the current level.
Otherwise, the type Pareto Securities in an update on Thursday that salmon prices next week is expected to be around 74 money per pound, unchanged from Paretos estimates for this week. The analysts point out, however, that the price this week is likely to be two million higher than expected in the previous week, and that next week’s price thus is expected to fall by two million per kilogram.
Sjømatindeksen on the Oslo stock Exchange rose by 0.06 per cent on Thursday.
Seadrill-bang
Seadrill reported Thursday on a three-year contract extension for the jack-up rig “AODD III”. Arctic Securities writes in a kredittoppdatering that conclusion provides some support to their estimates.
“In the estimates we have added the that “AODD III” is in hot circulation in the three quarter before the contract. Therefore, the contract some support to our estimates and we are waiting on some further activity in the market for jack-up rigs for the future”, it is called.
Seadrill’s shares opened up over three per cent, but the development turned, and the stock ended down 2.5 per cent and traded for nok 47 million.
the main index on the Oslo stock Exchange ended the day up 0.11 percent to 686,36 points, sold for 1.450 million.
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