Friday morning was the exchange at most by 0.8 percent, but at lunchtime was full recovery incised away. After a svakg final spurt ended main index down 0.4 percent to 608.87.
The turnover was 3.8 billion, with Statoil, Telenor and DNB as the most traded securities
Europe
In Europe falls the major exchanges nothing more than the Oslo Stock Exchange, the lowest level in about three weeks.
German DAX, British FTSE 100 and French CAC 40 is at 16: 30 o’clock down between 1.2 and 1.5 percent.
Financial Times writes according to TDN Finans that market sentiment is affected by the turbulence in energy and commodity shares in recent days, as well as the broad stock market decline in Asia today.
Oil prices fall again
There are red signs for the oil price again .
Brent December oil stands at $ 43.66 a barrel, down 0.9 percent in today’s trading. By comparison, stood front contract for around $ 44.90 a barrel when the Oslo Stock Exchange closed Thursday. Only since 12 o’clock is the weakening of the dollar.
The US WTI oil falling 2.9 percent to $ 40.53 a barrel.
– The trend is … down. It looks very bearish, says director of crude Oystein Berentsen at Strong Petrochemical in Singapore told Reuters.
Statoil ex dividend
On Oslo Stock Exchange fell 2.0 percent Statoil ( 2.70 million) to 129.70 kroner, but the downturn was not so great when we take into account that the stock went ex dividend NOK 1.80.
Norwegian Lift
Norwegian’s newly created subsidiary, Norwegian UK, has today been awarded a British operating license of British aviation authorities.
This opens up for bilateral traffic rights to a number of potential new markets, including Asia, South America and South Africa.
Norwegian was a bright spot with a rise of 3.3 percent to 320.10 kroner.
Telenor after peelings
Telenor korrigete up 0.4 percent to 147.60 kroner after yesterday peelings, when the stock fell six percent. Nordea Markets upgraded the stock from hold to buy.
Hofseth up the numbers
Hofseth Biocare was up 1.5 percent to 3.40 kroner after having submitted quarterly figures.
Seismic news
Magsei opened up solid having served two good news Friday morning. The company has iinngått a memorandum for seismic acquisition outside the North Sea, while an agreement with Shell to further joint development of a system that can distribute the former’s MASS technology in ultra deep water “with great precision.”
The share ended unchanged at 15 million.
Seadrill fell
John Fredriksen’s Seadrill rig company ended down 4.4 percent to 51.40 million.
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