Statoil a wet blanket on Oslo stock exchange
Ann Törnkvist - [email protected]
Published: 25 Jul, 2013 CET.
Updated: Thu 25 Jul 2013 11:51 CET
Oil giant Statoil's less than stellar second-quarter results set the Oslo Stock Exchange off to a bad morning, with the main index dipping 0.2 percent.
Statoil's share prices went down 1.4 percent, while Petroleum Geo-Services (PGS) ploughed ahead by 5 percent in less than an hour after the stock exchange opening for trading on Thursday.
North Sea oil was set at a barrel price of $106.72 , compared the American light oil being sold at $104,86 dollar a barrel.
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Statoil's share prices went down 1.4 percent, while Petroleum Geo-Services (PGS) ploughed ahead by 5 percent in less than an hour after the stock exchange opening for trading on Thursday.
North Sea oil was set at a barrel price of $106.72 , compared the American light oil being sold at $104,86 dollar a barrel.
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