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Salmon price status at week 1

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Thursday, January 12, 2017, 01:50 (GMT + 9)

Fresh salmon export volumes are up 1,542 tonnes from last week, but fell 2,223 tonnes compared to the first week of 2016, Fish Pool ASA reports.

The Fish Pool Index reports that in the last five weeks salmon prices - Spot Market Prices (for fresh salmon between 3 kg and 6 kg, FCA Oslo) and export volumes were as follows:

Fish Pool forward prices

The forward price reflects the expectations of the Fish Pool's members for the next 24 months. The prices are assessed by contracts made as well as interests to buy or sell at Fish Pool and are indications for information purposes only.

Year 2017 was traded several times, last traded at NOK 68.70.

Seller price was negotiated at NOK 73.00 for Q1+Q2 2017 and for Q2 2017 seller price, it was at NOK 72.50.

Q2+Q3 2017 buyer price was traded at NOK 68.00 vs seller at NOK 68.40.

December 2017-January 2018 buyer price was at NOK 64.00.

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