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August on the Dutch TTF hub last traded at EUR 33.26/MWh, down EUR 0.23 on its prior settlement on Ice Endex, amid an intraday range of EUR 33.12-33.75/MWh. The contract earlier dropped to its lowest since 10 June of EUR 33.12/MWh.
By: Kjersti Dalfest, Olav Vilnes, Anton Tigerstedt
“The [termination of the EEX-Nasdaq deal] will increase uncertainty and the market will experience this in the years to come,” said Morten Erik Pettersen, head of power trading at Uniper, one of the major traders in the Nordic power market.
By: Kjersti Dalfest, Olav Vilnes, Anton Tigerstedt
Nord Pool har tidigare aviserat intresse av att inleda finansiell börshandel, men efter att EEX skrotat sina uppköpsplaner av Nasdaq, så har man inte velat lämna några ytterligare kommentarer.
The contract last traded at EUR 33.73/MWh, up EUR 0.66 on its prior settlement on Ice Endex as it continued to climb from a six-week low of EUR 32.29/MWh hit last Thursday.
The benchmark front-quarter contract last traded down EUR 1.15 at EUR 43.8/MWh on the Nasdaq Commodities exchange, while the front month was last seen EUR 1.70 lower on the day at EUR 28.75/MWh – the lowest since 29 April.
The front month on the benchmark Dutch TTF hub last traded up EUR 0.12 at EUR 36.8/MWh, but up from an intraday low of EUR 35.86/MWh, after correcting up EUR 1.18/MWh in yesterday's session.
The front-month contract was last seen up EUR 2.10 at EUR 30.15/MWh, the highest since 29 July, on the Nasdaq Commodities exchange.
– Kraftprisen er avgjørende for resultatutviklingen i Hafslund. I første halvår har gjennomsnittlig kraftpris for Østlandet (NO1) vært om lag 41 prosent lavere enn tilsvarende periode i 2023. Også terminprisene har falt vesentlig siden årsskiftet, fra historisk høye nivåer, sier konsernsjef Finn Bjørn Ruyter i Hafslund i en børsmelding.
The front month on the Dutch TTF hub was last seen down by EUR 0.65 to EUR 36.22/MWh, and close to a two-week low of EUR 36.10/MWh hit on Friday
By: Kjersti Dalfest
The front-month contract on the benchmark Dutch TTF hub was last seen down EUR 0.94 at EUR 37.67/MWh and its lowest since 27 August on Ice Endex. It hit a 10-day high on Friday of EUR 40.33/MWh.
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