So the Bears continued to dominate in quiet trade

06 August 2010



A lack of liquidity dominated the UK Energy Markets again this week with what activity there was focusing in on the Winter 10 seasonal contract.

A lack of liquidity dominated the UK Energy Markets again this week with what activity there was focusing in on the Winter 10 seasonal contract. In thin volume the power curve slid down across the week and the anticipation is there will be further losses next week helped by cooler temperatures and a comfortable system. Gas and coal prices have also softened this week which will again support bearish sentiment going forward. Winter 10 closed the week at £45.40 MWh, Summer 11 £42.90 MWh and Winter 11 £47.75 MWh. read more ...

Confidence knocked in the Financial Markets  

12 August 2010


Statements from around the world all suggest a stalled recovery while closer to home there are continuing signs of inflationary pressures at a time of slow to stagnant growth.  read more...

We're borrowing less than expected....  

20 August 2010


As the government prepares its spending review it will no doubt welcome the latest figures that show net borrowing for July at £3.8bn. While still sizeable, this is £1.2bn less than forecast and well down on the £6.1bn that was borrowed in the same month last year.  read more...


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