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NORDIC POWER-Forward rates increase on greater continental power prices

Nordic forward power rates rose on Tuesday, assisted by strong European gas and power markets, while a forecast for less rainfall in the hydropowerreliant region added more support.

* The Nordic front-quarter contract increased 0.65 euros to 27.20 euros per megawatt-hour (MWh) by 1121 GMT.

* The Nordic front-year baseload power agreement acquired 0.4 euro to 39 euros/MWh.

* There was assistance in the prices due to really stong continental power market with aid from gas and EUAs (European. Union auctions) triggered by the excellent US stat on Friday (US. tasks data) and good manufacturing numbers from Germany, said. Axel Weyler, a producer at Entelios Trading AB.

* European timely power costs jumped as lower wind. generation was anticipated for Germany and France, while demand was. seen somewhat higher total due to cooler weather.

* Germany's Cal '25 baseload, Europe's standard. agreement, gained 1.40 euros to 84.65 euros/MWh.

* Carbon front-year allowances were up by 0.30. euro at 63.81 euros a tonne.

* The week after next week has solid indications of potential. high pressure advancements over northern Europe or the. continent. This would indicate milder and also less active weather,. said Georg Muller, a meteorologist at LSEG, in a projection note.

* The Nordic power rate for next-day physical shipment. , or system cost, fell 32.28 euros or 68.83% to. 14.62 euros per megawatt hour (MWh).

* Nordic water reserves available 15 days ahead. were seen at 1.56 terawatt hours