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Fish Pool Salmon Price Status Report for week 48

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Wednesday, November 25, 2020, 18:30 (GMT + 9)

Export voulumes for week 47 is up 1614 tonnes (+8%) compared to last week, and stable (+1%) comparedto same week last year. The average export volume over the past 5 weeks (21 269 tonnes) is up 1,8% compared to the same period last year, reports Fish Pool ASA.

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The forward prices reflect the expectations of Fish Pool members for the next 24 months. The prices are evaluated by the contracts that have been entered into, and by the interest to buy or sell in Fish Pool, and are only indicative.

Fish Pool comments

Y2021 traded several times and last at 56,50 NOK/kg
Buyer now at 55,50 vs 56,40 seller
Q4- 21 buyer at 53,00 vs seller at 54,00
Q1+Q2 seller at 59,40.
Q3+Q4 buyer at 53,00

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