The Oslo stock exchange fell back Friday. The main index ended with 0.6 percent to 906.69. The return of August was thus 1.1 percent. So far in 2018 the main index has increased by 11.3 percent.
Sales amounted to NOK 5.4 billion.
New Trump plug
The vote was initially hampered by a Bloomberg announcement that US President Donald Trump should have supported the introduction of additional tariffs in the trade war against China against his support system.
Rumors are that the US will introduce 25% Chinese export tax worth 200 billion dollars next week.
Oil prices drop
Oil prices are falling on Friday afternoon. Brent oil decreases by 0.1 percent to $ 77.97, while US WTI oil falls by 0.3 percent to $ 70.01 barrel.
The fear of an escalating trade war is characterized by the market.
"Given that the trade war is about to escalate, traders will question global growth and oil demand," said Greg McKenna, AxiTrader CEO at Reuters.
Index-heavy Equinor fell 1.4 percent to 215.10 crowns.
Take-off for SAS
Trading on the stock market was marked by the end of the performance season.
SAS increased by 8.3 percent to 18.25 crowns beaten as one of its strongest quarters in history.
Panoro
Panoro Energy could show an increase of 10.8 percent to NOK 22.10 over time oil discoveries in Gabon.
BW Offshore straight up
BW Offshore increased by 15.4% to NOK 59.80. partnership convinced of operations in the second quarter and eyes full of money.
The operating result was $ 22.1 million, compared to $ 33.4 million a year earlier. The analysts had estimated 20.0 million dollars.
BW Offshore reported a loss after tax of MNOK 7.5 million in Q2, compared to $ 5.2 million in the same period last year.
On the Oslo Stock Exchange, the stock in the air has risen after the company has announced that an FPSO feed contract has been awarded for the first phase of the development of Sea Lion outside the Falkland Islands.
"They now confirm the first oil from the field in September or October, confirming that the first oil is out of the field," says analyst Magnus Olsvik in Kepler Cheuvreux. He believes that the updated reserve estimates are the most important price driver in the stock on Friday.
Hansson has confidence in Photocure
The pharmaceutical company Photocure became one of the main winners of Thursday at Oslo Børs with an increase of 11.8 percent to 52.80 NOK.
The journey continued on Friday. The final list is NOK 57.50, an increase of 8.9 percent. The Photocure stock has more than doubled since the turn of the year, to the delight of investors.
Especially for the largest shareholder Alexander Hansson, which holds approximately 10.3 percent through the company High Seas AS, this means a solid profit.
Only since the new year have the shares of the family business increased in value by more than NOK 60 million.
The recent strong price hike, however, has led to the fact that more people believe that the Hansson family will make a profit, according to Hansson.
"There has been a lot of speculation about the sale of us," he says to Hegnar.no.
"Sold out is completely out of the question." The rebound has begun, says the investor.
Yara
Yara excelled negatively with a drop of 1.8 percent to 386 crowns, causing the recession to continue after playing Carnegie analyst Morten Normann in Finansavisen on Thursday, doubting a "Storebrand" for Tor Olav Trøim.
Until then, Yara drove too well, because of dividends and too many things, he believes.
B2 Holding
B2Holding put forward strong figures for Q2, but the market may have expected more and in any case responded to the sending of the share by 5.3 percent to 18kron.
GOOD!
BRAbank was high on the winning list. Per G. Braathen & # 39; s newly established bank for consumer loans has made a flying start with its scholarship and has brought new 12.5 percent to 36kron.
On the ownership side we find Olav Thon, the Moller family, the Erik Must and the Varner brothers.
All these can therefore benefit from a price increase of 47 percent in two days.
Source link