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Commodities - Carbon and gas down but oil firms

Yesterday, carbon and gas prices continued their bearish sentiment from Monday. Oil moved slightly up, while coal showed a mixed picture in curve.
The carbon market ended Tuesday around the EUR 20 mark. At Nord Pool, the 2005 vintage for December delivery settled at EUR 20.10, down 1.40 day-on-day. The lowest trade was recorded at 19.80 during yesterday’s trading session. The corresponding ECX contract saw the lowest trade at 19.70 during yesterday’s trading session. Market participants were generally unsure as to the e
Mittwoch, 3.08.2005, 09:22 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Carbon and gas down but oil firms
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Commodities - Carbon and gas down but oil firms
Yesterday, carbon and gas prices continued their bearish sentiment from Monday. Oil moved slightly up, while coal showed a mixed picture in curve.
The carbon market ended Tuesday around the EUR 20 mark. At Nord Pool, the 2005 vintage for December delivery settled at EUR 20.10, down 1.40 day-on-day. The lowest trade was recorded at 19.80 during yesterday’s trading session. The corresponding ECX contract saw the lowest trade at 19.70 during yesterday’s trading session. Market participants were generally unsure as to the e
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Donnerstag, 4.08.2005, 08:54
Commodities - Rise in US data surprises market
Volatility was the name of the game in crude oil markets yesterday as prices were hoovering at record levels before sliding back after surprising rise US inventory figures. Gas continued in bearish sentiment, while carbon firmed a touch.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Rise in US data surprises market
Donnerstag, 4.08.2005, 08:54
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Rise in US data surprises market
Volatility was the name of the game in crude oil markets yesterday as prices were hoovering at record levels before sliding back after surprising rise US inventory figures. Gas continued in bearish sentiment, while carbon firmed a touch.
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