The Oslo Poor’s has been in the red since the beginning of the last trading day of the week. The main index closed at 1,220.58 points, down 1.05 percent. In total this week, the decline was 2.9 percent for the main index.
The most important number for the month came out at 2:30pm: Non-farm employment in the US increased by 311,000 jobs in February, far more than the 205,000 jobs consensus had previously forecast. The numbers had little impact on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
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everfoil It topped the losers list on Friday with a decline of 15.7 percent to NOK 33.90 per share. Hydrogen raised €25m through a private placement, giving a discount of 16 per cent compared to Thursday’s closing price of NOK 40.35.
Half group And it was down 9.1 percent on its quarterly numbers, as provisions included red numbers.
DNB It fell 2.7 percent to 198.25 Norwegian crowns after the turmoil in the banking sector, sparked by Silicon Valley Bank, which reported that it had to raise $ 2.3 billion after losing $ 1.8 billion in government bonds and MBS.
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BW abroad It gained 13.9 percent to NOK 30.20 after selling the FPSO “BW Opportunity” for NOK 1.3 billion.
Solstad abroad It fell more than 20 percent last week after they sold 37 vessels in “transaction sales”. On Friday, however, the stock rose 6.5 percent to NOK 37.60.
Kongsberg Motors It was strengthened by 4.2 per cent after winning a new contract and securing two contract extensions totaling NOK 800 million.
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ground frost It fell 4.5 percent to NOK 646.50 after proposals for a stricter tax on salmon in the Faroe Islands. According to TDN Direkt, Kepler Cheuvreux wrote in an update that according to their calculations, the tax proposal will have a negative 2 percent impact on earnings per share from 2024.
hymns The slaughterhouse in Rørvik in Trøndelag closes, and 110 employees lose their jobs. The slaughterhouse will need 250 million in upgrades, which they think is not wise to invest after notice of land rent tax. The salmon giant rose 0.4 percent.
Moy It ended up down 0.8 percent, while Leroy Seafood Group rose 1.1 percent.
Low oil prices
At the end of the stock exchange in Oslo, Brent oil rose 0.8 percent to $82.34 a barrel. barrel. This gives a price difference of more than $3 from the stock’s closing price on Thursday. West Texas Intermediate crude rose 0.9 percent to $76.43 a barrel.
Equinor Aker BP rose 1.1 percent, while Aker BP fell 0.8 percent our energy It weakened by 0.1 percent.
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