Weekly Market Update – 5/29/2023
Electricity Markets Slight downward trend in forward markets over the past week. Week over week volatility has continued to remain low with minimal factors in play influencing large swings in the market.
Electricity Markets Slight downward trend in forward markets over the past week. Week over week volatility has continued to remain low with minimal factors in play influencing large swings in the market.
Electricity Markets Forward markets have continued to stay flat over the past few weeks. Minimal volatility and favorable weather have kept forward markets stable.
Electricity Markets Forward markets stayed flat over the past week with minimal volatility. Markets should remain favorable in the coming weeks.
Electricity Markets Forward markets dropped slightly over the last week, but rebounded over the weekend. Forward markets have still generally trended upwards over the last 3 months.
Electricity Markets Cooler temperatures and lack of demand over the last week drove down forward pricing across all markets.
Electricity Markets All forward markets saw a week-over-week increase. The largest jump was seen in New England, which is being driven by the rising cost of the underlying natural gas basis.
Electricity Markets Forward markets once again saw another week over week increase, mostly in the Northeast. OPEC curtailment of production could contribute to increases in the forward markets in the near future.
Electricity Markets Forward markets saw an increase week-over-week that is being driven by rising costs in the winter months of 2023-2024. Volatility still remains low in the near-term.
Electricity Markets There was very little movement this week across all forward markets and pricing remains favorable.
Electricity Markets There was a slight downward trend in forward markets over the last week and volatility has decreased in comparison to most of 2022. The market continues to remain in optimal, and now is still a good time to look at pricing