Nordea Markets News
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Pandora A/S, the Danish maker of bracelets and charms, fell the most in 15 months in Copenhagen trading after its majority shareholder capitalized on the stock’s strength this year by selling a 10 percent stake.
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The German economy expanded less than forecast in the first quarter and France slipped into recession, increasing pressure on the European Central Bank to do more to stimulate growth.
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Polarcus Ltd. rose the most in more than five weeks in Oslo trading as Nordea Markets advised buying shares in the Dubai-based surveyor of underwater oil and gas fields because of its improved earnings outlook.
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Schibsted ASA ’s sales and growth targets, set six months ago, are “too conservative,” Nordea Markets wrote in a note after Norway’s biggest media company said advertising was picking up.
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Norway’s oil-heavy OBX index of 25 most-traded stocks dropped to a three-month low in Oslo as crude prices fell below $100 a barrel for the first time since July amid signs global economic growth may slow, curbing fuel demand.
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Norway’s bond haven is about to become a lot smaller.
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Norwegian salmon farmers including Marine Harvest ASA, Leroey Seafood Group ASA and Salmar ASA rose in Oslo trading on growing demand and tightening fish supplies.
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D/S Norden AS, Europe’s biggest commodity-shipping company, is betting that transport rates will continue to slump this year, a wager that will help it return to profit after posting the first annual loss since 1998.
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Marine Harvest ASA climbed the most in almost seven months in Oslo trading as tightening fish supply and rising prices boost the earnings outlook for the world’s largest publicly-traded salmon farmer.
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The lira depreciated the most in two weeks and yields closed near record lows after the Turkish central bank cut interest rates.
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