It was a mixed day on Wall Street where two of the three leading indices ended in green, while the Nasdaq Composite closed to its worst week since March, after today’s further decline. It was also a lead-heavy day on the stock exchange for Nel partner, Nikola, who fell another 16 percent after yesterday’s fraud allegations.
Frontline rose 1.8 percent to $ 7.49, while it rose 5.9 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Equinor rose 2.3 percent to $ 15.62. In comparison, the share rose 0.2 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Golden Ocean Group closed up 3.2 percent to $ 3.57, against a rise of 2.2 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Flex LNG rose 2.2 percent to $ 5.69 on Wall Street, against a rise of 9.5 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Borr Drilling ended down 3.9 percent to 0.73 dollars, while it rose 5.2 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
In Canada, Questerre Energy was up 15.0 percent to 0.12 Canadian dollars, while it fell 2.2 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
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