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POWER:  Poland's March Drops 6.5% Lower On Week, Volatility Expected Next Week

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Poland’s March fell for its fourth consecutive session to settle 6.5% lower on the week amid continued losses in European coal, however, the rate of fall slowed from the previous session amid gains in EU ETS. Spot prices are likely to be volatile next week as wind in Poland is expected between 9-34% load factors over 17-21 February.

 

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Poland’s March fell for its fourth consecutive session to settle 6.5% lower on the week amid continued losses in European coal, however, the rate of fall slowed from the previous session amid gains in EU ETS. Spot prices are likely to be volatile next week as wind in Poland is expected between 9-34% load factors over 17-21 February.

 

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