Industrial stocks rose after a record quarter

Industrial stocks rose after a record quarter

Øystein Stray Spetalen dominates Standard width It fell by 56 percent, which is related to the fact that on Friday the stock rose, excluding dividends, to NOK 2.75. This means that the main shareholder himself disburses approximately NOK 276 million.

Norwegian in decline

After a longer period of rise following the quarterly report Norwegian – The stock has corrected in the last three days. John Frederiksen takes advantage of the sharp rise in prices and high volume and continues to sell. The airline's shares closed down 2.0 percent on Friday.

Denb It rose 0.9 percent to NOK207.30 after Keefe, Bruyette & Woods upgraded the stock from “underperform” to “market perform” with a price target of NOK210.

Golden ocean It continued yesterday's rise, rising another 3.3 percent. “The plus-size market is back on track following the Chinese New Year celebrations,” Clarksons wrote in an update on Thursday. Rates have risen significantly, rising by 16.6 percent last week. SEB raised the target price on the stock from NOK 75 to NOK 120 and reiterated the hold recommendation.

Mixed agriculture

Greg's Seafood It fell more than 5 percent on Thursday after a disappointing quarterly report in which the company lowered its guidance for 2024. The stock continued its decline on Friday and fell 1.0 percent.

Many brokerage firms reacted by lowering their target price. Arctic Securities reduces NOK 60 to NOK 54 and Carnegie reduces NOK 61 to NOK 60. Both are repeat sales. Nordea Markets prices range from NOK 85 to NOK 75, but they do repeat purchases.

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Breeding company Proximar It rose 6.9 percent to NOK 3.26 after its report. The company states that it is on track to conduct its first slaughter in Japan in the third quarter.

Falling oil price

Oil prices fell today, Friday, after a noticeable rise on Thursday evening against the backdrop of new attacks by Houthi militias in the Red Sea.

The price of Brent crude reached $82.06 per barrel, and the price of a barrel of oil fell by 1.9 percent since midnight, and from $83.15 at the close in Oslo on Thursday. WTI crude oil fell 2.1% since midnight, and at the end of trading was selling for $76.95 per barrel. barrel.

moderation It fell 0.7 percent Our energy 2.7 percent and Aker BB 0.6 percent.

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