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Published: 14th April 2023 This Article was Written by: John Ersser |
The LFEX Norwegian Exporters Index for the short Week 15 2023 was up +4.35%, +5.25 NOK to stand at 125.93 NOK FCA Oslo Week ending (yesterday) Thursday vs previous Wednesday.
The NOK rate was flat / up at 11.40 to the Euro over the period Thursday to Thursday +0.01 NOK or +0.09%. The Fish Pool future April was reported higher at 111.0 NOK up +3.0 NOK or +2.78%.
The market opened on Tuesday after the long Easter weekend break a little firmer at 122.19, around 1.5 NOK the better as anticipated. Wednesday saw a further jump to 126.17 and the week settled at 125.93 NOK. A quiet post Easter week with less harvest and subdued activity, but still enough to keep prices high. Volumes pre-Easter week 14 were down at 11,722 tons. Buyers want to see lower prices, but it isn’t happening just yet, and there aren’t expectations of any major price drops for the next couple of weeks. We shall see.
David Nye’s technical analysis report will be published on Monday.
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