It was a heavy end on Wall Street where all three leading indices ended in red, as they have done in recent days. The development took place despite stronger-than-expected employment figures. US media, however, report that they may have found the explanation for the previous months’ rally, where Softbank has invested huge sums in the options market, which may have boosted turnover.
Frontline rose 3.4 percent to $ 7.62, while it rose 0.5 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Equinor rose 0.4 percent to $ 15.49. In comparison, the share fell 0.3 per cent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Golden Ocean Group ended up 2.5 percent to 3.68 dollars, against a decline of 1.2 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Flex LNG fell 0.5 percent to $ 5.88 on Wall Street, against a decline of 2.3 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Borr Drilling ended up 0.63 percent to 0.80 dollars, against a decline of 2.0 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
In Canada, Questerre Energy fell 13.0 percent to 0.10 Canadian dollars, while it fell 2.7 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
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